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Egypt
President's speech on the first anniversary of 30 June focuses on terrorism and Islam, as he insists Egypt will correct 'the religious discourse'
Tahrir Square is closed after three bombs detonated near the presidential palace on Monday, the first anniversary of mass protests against Islamist president Mohamed Morsi
This is the second explosive device successfully defused by security forces in the area on Monday; three others have detonated, killing at least two officers and injuring three
Monday marks the first anniversary of protests calling for Islamist president Mohamed Morsi to step down and for early presidential elections
Defendants were arrested during a march on 21 June to denounce the protest law, responsible for jailing many demonstrators since last November
Egyptian man allegedly received cash and furniture to spy for Israel; no date set for trial yet
Several Egyptian embassies in Europe and Africa are marking the first anniversary of the 30 June Revolution that culminated in the ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi
Charged with protesting without a permit, the defendants join hundreds of others - including prominent activists - who face jail terms under the controversial protest law
The Egyptian foreign minister along with his Ethiopian counterpart stressed that Ethiopia will understand the importance of the Nile River to Egypt and that Egypt will understand the Ethiopian need for development  
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Two police officers killed and three others injured in a series of explosions near the presidential palace in Heliopolis

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Foreign officials and human rights organisations have condemned the jailing of seven defendants, ...


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Six defendants in Al Jazeera trial are handed seven years in prison, one receives 10 years and two are acquitted

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US Secretary of State John Kerry says that issue of withheld American aid to Egypt's military will be 'resolved' very soon

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It will be the first meeting between Egypt's new president and a senior member of the US government

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World Cup games and Ramadan soap operas are in the minds of many Egyptians more than politics, with some seeking any diversion from disillusionment

A variety of new tour groups are catering to both locals and foreigners - and showing them all the surprises that can exist off the beaten path


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