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		27 May - 2 June 2004 Issue No. 692 Egypt	Current issue Previous issue Site map
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More than words?

Reem Nafie gauges reactions from across the Egyptian political spectrum to the recently concluded Arab summit

Typically lacklustre

The first stage of the Shura Council's mid-term elections ended with an easy victory for the ruling National Democratic Party. Gamal Essam El-Din reports

Defining tomorrow?

If and when it is legalised, Al-Ghad (Tomorrow) will be the first-ever Egyptian political party with a Coptic woman as its secretary-general. Fatemah Farag speaks to Mona Makram Ebeid

Parliament investigates 2010 fiasco

The fallout from Egypt's failed 2010 World Cup bid continues. Reem Nafie reports

New roads to Rome

A landmark agreement will allow thousands of Egyptians to legally migrate to Italy each year. Mustafa El-Menshawy reports

Ancient university comes to light

Archaeologists have uncovered the real life site of the fabled ancient university of Alexandria. Nevine El-Aref reports

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ADDRESSING HUMANITARIAN CHALLENGES: Mrs Suzanne Mubarak inaugurated the ninth Conference of Mediterranean Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies on Monday, an event that brought together 19 associations representing 100 members to discuss regional humanitarian needs in a politically turbulent region... --caption--

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