No real unity among opposition or clear alternative makes it doubtful that a new revolution will take place but relying on Egypt’s past to foretell future is a real mistake for Brotherhood – all the rules can be changed now, it depends if the young can come together for freedom. jobs, end corruption, competency and security…
Main Headlines
Monday
- Governors reshuffle causes controversy
- Anger in southern Egypt over Islamist governor
- Egypt’s newly appointed governors: A ‘who’s who’
- Clashes between president’s supporters, and opponents leave 59 injured in Fayoum
- Eassam El-Erian attacks the UAE during the Shura Council Meeting
- Egyptians invest $50m in Ethiopia amid escalating tensions
- Hamas leaders change their hotel in Egypt over protests
- Thousands of police officers chant against the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood. Arabic
Tuesday
- Egypt and Ethiopia have agreed to hold further talks to quell tensions
- Protests in northern Egypt, Luxor against Morsi-appointed governors
- Brotherhood’s Ikhwan web: New Luxor Governor Vows to Stimulate and Support Tourism with All Resources
- Fears over rising dollar price amid planned protests
- FJP: Our vice chairman’s statements on UAE don’t represent us
- Court orders Mubarak’s release pending inquiry
- Fear of violence as Egypt nears June 30 protests.
- Aboul Fetouh’s Strong Egypt Party supports protest…
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