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Tag Archives: Tahrir Square
Egypt and Syria go pear-shaped
In my previous post I mentioned the anti-Morsi demonstrations that were taking place in Egypt in protest at President Morsi’s sweepting appropriation of powers for himself. The protests were violent enough to cause Morsi to flee his presidential palace overnight. … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged Bashar Assad, border, Cairo, chemical weapons, demonstrations, Egypt, Jihadists, Mohammed Morsi, Syria, Tahrir Square
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What’s happening in Egypt?
It seems that every day brings contradictory news to the day before and it’s very hard to keep track of who is in power, who is in jail, who is demonstrating and who is keeping his head down. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged Arab Spring, Cairo, Egypt, Egyptian Spring, elections, Kamal Ganzouri, Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Muslim Brotherhood, revolution, Tahrir Square
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