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20:51 AUC strenuously denies banning the veil on campus
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17:27 Tripoli says in talks with Benghazi rebels: Russian envoy
17:22 Illicit Gains Authority bans travel for Mubarak’s daughters-in-law
17:07 Egyptian doctor 'mysteriously' detained in Saudi Arabia returns
17:00 Footballer Eto'o faces Cameroon probe
16:48 Cairo Symphony Orchestra to present its rising stars
16:44 Israel arrests Hamas lawmaker in West Bank
16:35 Egypt's FIHC seeks 35,000 tonnes of edible oils
16:27 Interior Ministry takes many of dissolved SSI officers back
16:11 Morocco's king to address the nation Friday
15:57 Timeline: Messages attributed to Al-Qaeda's Al-Zawahiri
15:57 Beit Zeinab Khatoun HQ for Cairo Urban Rehabilitation Project
15:44 AFP protests after Jordanian office trashed by gang
15:26 Cameroon's Eto’o considers move to England this summer
15:19 Death toll in E. coli outbreak up to 39
15:09 Egypt's stock 0.34 per cent down
14:28 Battle of the Camel suspect El-Gabri released on bail
14:04 Two new exhibitions open at Mahmoud Mokhtar museum
13:56 Suspected suicide bomb hits Nigeria police HQ
13:23 Zahi Hawass and Gihan Sadat on American tour to promote tourism to Egypt
13:22 US calls for end to 'outrageous' Syria violence
13:16 ILO passes treaty to protect domestic workers
12:41 Death sentences for Qaeda militants in Iraq wedding massacre
12:23 Loew pulls plug on Ballack’s Germany career
12:22 Syrian tanks swoop on northwest town: activist
11:45 Angelina Jolie to visit Syrian refugees
11:34 Egypt's Amer Group posts Q1 net profit of $22.5 mn
11:30 Gaddafi's son calls for Libyan elections

 
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