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Egypt's Suez Canal Threatened By Somali Pirates

Dec 1st, 2008 · The increased piracy off the Somali coast is threatening to reduce traffic through the Suez Canal, one of Egypt's economic mainstays. Some shipping companies are already ordering some vessels to travel around the horn of Africa to avoid the pirate-infested waters leading to the canal. Egypt is at risk of losing billions of dollars in revenue.

Keywords: Africa · Egyptian · economic · companies · revenue · Somali · dollars · Traffic · Piracy · vessel · mainstays · Suez

Ancient Mystery: How The Great Pyramid Was Built ***

Nov 21st, 2008 · Bob Brier, mummy expert, Egyptologist and co-author of The Secret of the Great Pyramid, discusses theories about how the ancient Egyptians managed to build the Great Pyramid. New research suggests a ramp inside the pyramid may have been the key to its construction.

Keywords: Egyptian · Egyptologist · Secret · research · expert · Mystery · ancient · theories · construction · pyramid · mummy · Brier

Fort Dix Trial May Be Tied To Informant's Story

Nov 14th, 2008 · The trial of five men accused of plotting to attack the Fort Dix Army base in New Jersey may hinge on the testimony of a government informant: Mahmoud Omar, an Egyptian national with a checkered past. But defense attorneys say there was no conspiracy, except for the one Omar tried to create.

Keywords: national · Egyptian · testimony · Trial · attorney · conspiracy · Omar · New Jersey · Checkers · defense · Dix · Fort Dix Army

Egyptians Battle The 'Black Cloud' Of Cairo

Nov 11th, 2008 · Egypt's capital city is blanketed by an inky haze of pollution that on its worst days can bring noxious, throat-burning fumes. Most people blame the black cloud on farmers burning agricultural waste. While the government has made some progress in trying to reduce the smog level, it has a long way to go.

Keywords: Egyptian · city · agriculture · Cairo · capital · Farmers · Pollution · noxious · smog · blankets · throat · inky

Egyptians Battle The 'Black Cloud' Of Cairo

Nov 11th, 2008 · Egypt's capital city is blanketed by an inky haze of pollution that on its worst days can bring noxious, throat-burning fumes. Most people blame the black cloud on farmers burning agricultural waste. While the government has made some progress in trying to reduce the smog level, it has a long way to go.

Keywords: Egyptian · city · agriculture · Cairo · capital · Farmers · Pollution · noxious · smog · blankets · throat · inky

Hamas Boycotts Reconciliation Talks With Fatah

Nov 10th, 2008 · The two main Palestinian factions have been bitterly divided since fighting in the streets of the Gaza Strip more than a year ago. Hamas and Fatah, were supposed to meet in Egypt this week for reconciliation talks but Hamas is boycotting them. The breakdown points to the entrenched divisions between Hamas and Fatah.

Keywords: Egyptian · divisions · Palestinians · Hamas · Boycott · boycotting · Fatah · Factions · Gaza Strip · reconciliation · entrenched · breakdown

Middle East Diplomacy, Shrinking U.S. Involvement

Aug 6th, 2008 · Complex diplomatic negotiations are taking place in the volatile region. With the U.S. taking a back seat in the talks, smaller countries such as Egypt and Syria are stepping up and taking leading roles.

Keywords: Egyptian · countries · region · Syria · diplomats · diplomacy · volatile · negotiators

Seun Kuti Keeps The AfroBeat Movement Alive ***

Jul 22nd, 2008 · Fela Kuti fathered the musical movement Afrobeat and its crown prince: 25-year-old Seun Kuti. The Nigerian singer is leading his father's band, Egypt 80. On his debut album, Many Things, he's added some American influences but kept his songs sharply pointed and political.

Keywords: Egyptian · politics · Americans · Nigerian · movement · Prince · music · Singer · songs · alive · album · Kuti

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