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Jul 13

Egyptian dissenters forcibly disappeared and tortured, Amnesty says

By Kassia Halcli

Hundreds of Egyptians, including students and children, have disappeared and been tortured under the guise of counterterrorism, according to an Amnesty International report released Wednesday.

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Jun 23

Investigators can’t download EgyptAir recorders, says U.S. official

By Joan Lowy, Associated Press

Initial attempts to download information from the flight data and voice recorders of an EgyptAir plane that crashed into the Mediterranean last month have been unsuccessful, according to a U.S. official.

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Jun 18

Egypt finalizes death ruling for Al Jazeera journalists tried in abstentia

By Kamala Kelkar

An Egyptian court finalized a ruling on Saturday in an espionage case that sentenced six people to death, including three journalists tried in absentia. The country's former president, Mohammed Morsi, was also given life in prison in the same case.

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Jun 15

Egypt says it has found the wreckage from missing EgyptAir plane

By Joshua Barajas

A search vessel has spotted “several main locations of the wreckage” from an EgyptAir airplane that crashed into the Mediterranean Sea last month.

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May 21

Egypt sends submarine to search for clues about EgyptAir crash that killed 66

By Kamala Kelkar

Before an EgyptAir jet crashed into the Mediterranean with 66 people on board Thursday, it had sent out a burst of error messages indicating there was smoke aboard, a French air investigation agency spokesman said Saturday.

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May 03

World Press Freedom Day, a reminder that the press isn’t free in most countries

By Dominique Bonessi

More than 85 percent of countries in the world live with either partial or no press freedom.

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Apr 21

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Why the U.S. relationship with Saudi Arabia is under strain

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President Obama held a summit with Saudi Arabia and some of its Gulf allies to outline deeper cooperation on regional and security challenges, but those meetings come amid new strains on the partnership. Chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner reports…

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Apr 02

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Could the remains of Queen Nefertiti be hidden behind King Tut’s tomb?

By Ivette Feliciano

Archaeologists in Egypt have completed the first phase of a new search for King Tut's tomb. The question at hand: Could the tomb contain the undiscovered burial place of Queen Nefertiti? NewsHour's Ivette Feliciano reports.

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Mar 29

Egyptian hijacker in custody after hours-long standoff

By Larisa Epatko

An Egyptian man who hijacked a passenger airplane and forced it to land in Cyprus gave himself up to authorities Tuesday after holding seven people on board for several hours.

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Feb 16

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How’s the revolution going? Egyptian satirist Bassem Youssef answers (satirically)

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Last week Egypt marked the five-year anniversary of the revolution that overthrew President Hosni Mubarak. But the road forward has been slow and tumultuous. Jeffrey Brown talks to Bassem Youssef, the political satirist some call the "Jon Stewart of Egypt,”…

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