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Cairo University echoed with cheers in June 2009 when President Barack Obama addressed his audience with the Muslim greeting, assalamu aleikum, peace be upon you.
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Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi’s declaration of a state of emergency in three restive provinces had all the earmarks of an autocrat’s command, right down to the 9 p.m. curfew.
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Former Arab League Secretary-General Amre Moussa is leading in Egypt’s presidential race, with the Muslim Brotherhood’s main nominee trailing in eighth place, according to a poll published by the state-run Al Ahram newspaper.
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Egyptian security forces clashed yesterday with protesters for a fifth day as the main opposition leaders snubbed a call for dialogue by President Mohamed Mursi.
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Egypt’s rival political camps united in a bid to end a weeklong spasm of violence that has undermined the nation’s hopes for stability and economic revival.
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Egypt’s opposition sounded a warning ahead of expected protests today following the assassination of a leading Tunisian opposition figure, which heightened unrest in the Arab Spring’s birthplace.
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Clashes flared for a fifth day in Egypt, killing one person, while a main opposition bloc rejected calls for dialogue with President Mohamed Mursi hours after he instituted a state of emergency in three restive provinces.
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Egypt’s top prosecutor has ordered an investigation of several opposition officials over an allegation they sought to incite the overthrow of the government.
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Egypt’s President Mohamed Mursi declared a state of emergency and curfew in three provinces wracked by days of unrest that have killed almost 50, and said he was ready to take additional steps to protect the nation.
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Egyptians begin voting today in the first presidential election since the uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak in February last year.
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