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Dispersing Cairo uni anti-coup march 14-4-2014
Dispersing Cairo uni anti-coup march 14-4-2014 Dispersing Cairo uni anti-coup march 14-4-2014 جامعة القاهرة فض مسيرة طلاب جامعة القاهرة المناهضة للانقلاب. ١٤-٤-٢٠١٤ لم يستمر الضرب طويلا حيث استخدمت الشرطة الذخيرة الحية بكثافة، لذلك الصور قليلة اليوم.
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Egypt: Trial of Mursi and Aides Over Palace Clashes Resumes
[Aswat Masriya]Cairo -A Cairo criminal court will resume on Sunday the trial of ousted President Mohamed Mursi and 14 Muslim Brotherhood leaders, over violent clashes outside the presidential palace where at least 10 people were killed.
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Where Is My Son? A Visit To Egypt’s Tora Prison
Worldcrunch.com / MADA MASR TORA — It’s 10 a.m.
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Project of a friend of a friend: “The Virtual Dinner Guest Project, where people…
Project of a friend of a friend: “The Virtual Dinner Guest Project, where people in two cities connect via Skype and have discussions over dinner. Part of the project includes one city asking the other a targeted question, and they take it to the streets. Here is the people of Cairo responding to the question posed by folks in Wash DC.
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NSA Left Us Vulnerable to Attack in Order to Exploit Heartbleed
In violation of one of its primary missions, the National Security Agency has kept secret the biggest threat to Internet security in memory in order to exploit it. The Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL, a basic security protocol, affects as many as two-thirds of the Internet’s servers, and, according to a Bloomberg report, the NSA has known about it for years: Putting the Heartbleed bug in its arsenal, the NSA was able to obtain passwords and other basic data that are the building blocks of the sophisticated hacking operations at the core of its mission, but at a cost
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U.S. Policy Toward Egypt Should Advance Human Rights
Egypt Washington, D.C. – Human Rights First today urged the United States to condition its approval and support for the government in Cairo on clear progress towards human rights goals.
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Israel limits contact with Palestinians as peace talks reach ‘dangerous stalemate’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered ministers to limit contact with their Palestinian counterparts as the Arab League blamed his government Wednesday for the “dangerous stalemate” in U.S.-brokered peace talks. The moves came a day after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who kick-started the talks in July after a nearly three-year hiatus, blamed Israel for derailing the process by announcing new settlement construction.
