Thousands of Egyptians evicted without compensation for Suez project
Thousands of Egyptians have been evicted from their homes without compensation to make way for a bypass to the Suez canal, one of the world's most important trade routes. The inhabitants of two villages in the path of the proposed bypass say that 1,500 homes have already been destroyed, with a total of 5,000 under threat. The 45-mile bypass, dubbed the "new Suez canal" by the Egyptian government,
Egypt: Mohamed Morsi cancels decree that gave him sweeping powers
The Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, has scrapped a decree that had generated widespread unrest by awarding him near-absolute powers. But he insisted a referendum on a new constitution would go ahead as planned this week. The announcement, which is unlikely to placate Morsi's opponents, came after Egypt's military warned that failure to resolve a crisis over the drafting of the constitution woul
Egypt's top judges condemn Mohamed Morsi power grab
Supreme judicial council suspends all court offices and says president made 'unprecedented assault' on its independence Police in Cairo and Alexandria clash with anti-government protesters after the Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, announced in a decree he is to be above legal challenge until a new parliament is elected Reuters Egypt's most senior judges have condemned President Mohamed Morsi fo
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In Egypt the elite may have changed, but the revolution continues
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