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Zimbabwe’s political turmoil escalated to military intervention
Military denies coup, claiming temporary control to “target criminals”
At least 11 killed during first day of bombing Sanaa: HRW
Al-Houthi says he will form two committees to counter military intervention
‘Libyan people cannot endure terrorism until political solution reached’: Al-Sisi
Meanwhile, UN claims “important progress” in Libyan peace talks
Cairo sends special envoy to Juba
Egyptians located in areas of conflict in Southern Sudan will return to Cairo Wednesday
Egypt’s banking sector is optimistic about change
Recent improvements seen in the stock market and decreases in the cost of insuring government debt have reflected positively on the feelings of those working and operating within the sector, who recently decided to decrease return rates on Treasury bonds by 1%
Morsi’s 100-day project failed: Al-Nour
Al-Nour party stated that it had advised the former president about the possibility of losing power
Emad Gad summoned to Shura Council for investigation
ESDP announces that Gad will not go because the case is not within the Shura’s jurisdiction
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Military intervention and Egypt’s future
The military may be coming – and it seems like everyone knows and is waiting for it, except the Muslim Brotherhood. The irony is: they are the ones who have the most to lose. A new intervention into governance by the Egyptian armed forces is something that many in the political, social and economic elite …