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Bradley Hope

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Qaddafi cousin: Egypt sold me out for aid

May 15, 2013

A jailed cousin of former Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi has accused Egypt of trading his freedom and its principles for US$2 billion (Dh7.34bn) in aid for the floundering economy. Bradley Hope reports from CairoRead article "Qaddafi cousin: Egypt sold me out for aid"

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Plot to blow up western embassy keeps pressure on Egypt's Morsi

May 13, 2013

Arrests of three members of a suspected militant cell highlight the growing challenge for Egyptian president in dealing with Islamic extremism. Bradley Hope reports from CairoRead article "Plot to blow up western embassy keeps pressure on Egypt's Morsi"

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KFC: cooked a secret way, delivered a secret way

May 17, 2013

Gazans craving fast food are paying exorbitant prices for cold chicken and soggy chips brought in through smugglers' tunnels. Hugh Naylor reports from RamallahRead article

Bassem Youssef aka Egypt's Jon Stewart: 'Public will decide when satire goes too far'

May 16, 2013

Dr Bassem Youssef tells the Arab Media Forum that humour must be treated with respect, and ultimately "the audience in the Middle East will vote with their feet". Read article

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Qaddafi cousin: Egypt sold me out for aid

May 16 , 2013 | 02:58PM GST

musicmouse8

"Nato enforced a no-fly zone during the uprising, which proved a crucial boost for rebel groups that eventually ousted Qaddafi and his regime." This is plain propaganda. NATO served as the air force of the rebels and without its continuous support they couldn't have won.

Mubarak returns to the dock 802 days after Egypt’s uprising began

Apr 14 , 2013 | 12:04AM GST

HaroldT

And why is Morsi not in the dock for the same crime of killing protesters ?

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