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Egypt's Rent Control Law Overturned: Millions Face Displacement
Egypt's constitutional court struck down a law freezing decades-old rents, impacting 3.3 million families and potentially causing mass displacement unless the parliament amends the law by June 2024; the government proposes a 20-fold rent increase over five years.
Egypt's Rent Control Law Overturned: Millions Face Displacement
Egypt's constitutional court struck down a law freezing decades-old rents, impacting 3.3 million families and potentially causing mass displacement unless the parliament amends the law by June 2024; the government proposes a 20-fold rent increase over five years.
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48% Bias Score
UK's Plea for Jailed Activist's Release Rejected by Egypt
Laila Soueif, mother of jailed British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, is hospitalized in critical condition after a 250-day hunger strike, prompting unsuccessful attempts by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to secure her son's release from the Egyptian president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.
UK's Plea for Jailed Activist's Release Rejected by Egypt
Laila Soueif, mother of jailed British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, is hospitalized in critical condition after a 250-day hunger strike, prompting unsuccessful attempts by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to secure her son's release from the Egyptian president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.
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52% Bias Score
Egyptian Court Ruling Threatens Saint Catherine's Monastery
An Egyptian court ruling threatens the world's oldest continuously inhabited Christian monastery, Saint Catherine's, in the Sinai desert, awarding its land to the state despite assurances from the Egyptian government that the monastery's religious status will be preserved, raising concerns about rel...
Egyptian Court Ruling Threatens Saint Catherine's Monastery
An Egyptian court ruling threatens the world's oldest continuously inhabited Christian monastery, Saint Catherine's, in the Sinai desert, awarding its land to the state despite assurances from the Egyptian government that the monastery's religious status will be preserved, raising concerns about rel...
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52% Bias Score
British-Egyptian Activist's Hunger Strike Highlights Egypt's Human Rights Abuses
Laila Soueif, a British-Egyptian activist, is hospitalized in London on a hunger strike demanding the release of her son, Alaa Abd el-Fattah, who is illegally detained in Egypt; her actions highlight Egypt's human rights abuses.
British-Egyptian Activist's Hunger Strike Highlights Egypt's Human Rights Abuses
Laila Soueif, a British-Egyptian activist, is hospitalized in London on a hunger strike demanding the release of her son, Alaa Abd el-Fattah, who is illegally detained in Egypt; her actions highlight Egypt's human rights abuses.
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60% Bias Score
Flamethrower Attack at Boulder Pro-Israel Gathering: Egyptian Citizen on Expired Visa Suspected
An Egyptian citizen on an expired visa used a flamethrower, injuring at least eight people at a Boulder, Colorado pro-Israel demonstration, facing potential hate crime charges; Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the attack.
Flamethrower Attack at Boulder Pro-Israel Gathering: Egyptian Citizen on Expired Visa Suspected
An Egyptian citizen on an expired visa used a flamethrower, injuring at least eight people at a Boulder, Colorado pro-Israel demonstration, facing potential hate crime charges; Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the attack.
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52% Bias Score
Mother's Hunger Strike Highlights British-Egyptian Activist's Imprisonment
Laila Soueif, a 69-year-old woman, is hospitalized in London after 245 days on hunger strike to secure the release of her British-Egyptian son, Alaa Abd el Fattah, imprisoned in Egypt since 2014 for political activism; her daughter describes her mother's condition as critical but stable, prompting U...
Mother's Hunger Strike Highlights British-Egyptian Activist's Imprisonment
Laila Soueif, a 69-year-old woman, is hospitalized in London after 245 days on hunger strike to secure the release of her British-Egyptian son, Alaa Abd el Fattah, imprisoned in Egypt since 2014 for political activism; her daughter describes her mother's condition as critical but stable, prompting U...
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40% Bias Score
UN Rules Alaa Abdel-Fattah's Imprisonment Illegal
The UN declared the imprisonment of Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah illegal due to lack of legal basis and violation of free speech, prompting his mother's hunger strike and renewed international pressure, while Egypt maintains its stance despite criticism.
UN Rules Alaa Abdel-Fattah's Imprisonment Illegal
The UN declared the imprisonment of Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah illegal due to lack of legal basis and violation of free speech, prompting his mother's hunger strike and renewed international pressure, while Egypt maintains its stance despite criticism.
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52% Bias Score
UN Rules Alaa Abdel-Fattah's Imprisonment Illegal Amidst Mounting International Pressure
The UN declared the imprisonment of Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah illegal, citing lack of warrant and the repression of free speech; his mother's health is critical, and international pressure mounts amidst Egypt's strategic regional position.
UN Rules Alaa Abdel-Fattah's Imprisonment Illegal Amidst Mounting International Pressure
The UN declared the imprisonment of Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah illegal, citing lack of warrant and the repression of free speech; his mother's health is critical, and international pressure mounts amidst Egypt's strategic regional position.
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24% Bias Score
Grand Egyptian Museum to Showcase 100,000 Ancient Egyptian Artifacts
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Egypt, opening next month, will showcase over 100,000 artifacts, including the world's first hanging obelisk, a colossal statue of Ramses II, Tutankhamun's death mask, and Khufu's 4,600-year-old funerary boat, offering unprecedented insights into ancient Egypt.
Grand Egyptian Museum to Showcase 100,000 Ancient Egyptian Artifacts
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Egypt, opening next month, will showcase over 100,000 artifacts, including the world's first hanging obelisk, a colossal statue of Ramses II, Tutankhamun's death mask, and Khufu's 4,600-year-old funerary boat, offering unprecedented insights into ancient Egypt.
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16% Bias Score
Demolition of Israeli Bedouin Village Sparks Outrage and Protests
The demolition of the Bedouin village Ksar al-Sir in Israel has left 3000 residents homeless, prompting widespread protests and highlighting concerns about human rights abuses and systemic discrimination.
Demolition of Israeli Bedouin Village Sparks Outrage and Protests
The demolition of the Bedouin village Ksar al-Sir in Israel has left 3000 residents homeless, prompting widespread protests and highlighting concerns about human rights abuses and systemic discrimination.
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48% Bias Score
Egypt, Qatar to Intensify Gaza Ceasefire Mediation Efforts
Egypt and Qatar are mediating a Gaza ceasefire based on a US proposal offering a 60-day truce, the release of 28 hostages for over 1,200 Palestinian prisoners, and increased aid; Hamas's response is deemed unacceptable by the US envoy.
Egypt, Qatar to Intensify Gaza Ceasefire Mediation Efforts
Egypt and Qatar are mediating a Gaza ceasefire based on a US proposal offering a 60-day truce, the release of 28 hostages for over 1,200 Palestinian prisoners, and increased aid; Hamas's response is deemed unacceptable by the US envoy.
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36% Bias Score
Egypt Backtracks on Saint Catherine's Monastery Seizure Amidst International Outcry
An Egyptian court ruled the state owns Saint Catherine's Monastery, sparking international outrage due to its religious significance; the Egyptian government has since backtracked, claiming the ruling affects only peripheral lands and the monastery's religious status will be maintained, despite ongo...
Egypt Backtracks on Saint Catherine's Monastery Seizure Amidst International Outcry
An Egyptian court ruled the state owns Saint Catherine's Monastery, sparking international outrage due to its religious significance; the Egyptian government has since backtracked, claiming the ruling affects only peripheral lands and the monastery's religious status will be maintained, despite ongo...
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56% Bias Score
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