A Landslide victory for the Egyptian Retired General Sisi , after a Lethargic turnout

JNN 30 May 2014 Cairo : The election of Egypt’s former military chief to the nation’s presidency may be remembered for its central irony: He won in a historic landslide — only to shatter his image of invulnerability in the process.

CIA chief makes “secret” visit to Cairo, Mubarak’s sons acquitted

JNN 22 Dec 2013 Cairo : CIA Director John Brennan has made a short, secret visit to Cairo, Egypt’s Al-Joumhouria has claimed. “Brennan met a number of security officials and reiterated US support to Egypt in its confrontation with terrorist organisations,” said the newspaper, according to the Middle East Monitor. 

Al-Joumhouria based its news on information provided by an “informed source”. The CIA official flew out of Cairo on a military aircraft, it was reported, accompanied by a “large” security contingent.

The newspaper described the visit as a “step towards regaining strong U.S.-Egypt relations.”

It was the first visit to Cairo by the CIA’s top man since the coup on July 3.

Mubarak’s sons acquitted of corruption charges

Meanwhile, Cairo’s criminal court acquitted the sons of ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Gamal and Alaa, as well as former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq, on charges of corruption, media reported on Thursday.

Shafiq was accused of facilitating the sale of state-owned land to Jamal and Alaa in 1995 using a publicly funded association that he led at the time. According to the complaint filed against them, the two brothers purchased the land for a much cheaper price than the market rate.

In the same session, the court also acquitted four retired generals who had served as board members of the association.

Both Alaa and Gamal will likely remain in detention, as they are facing a separate trial on other corruption charges. It is not clear whether or not Shafiq, who ran for the presidency in 2012, plans to return to politics. After he lost the election to President Mohamed Morsi, he fled to Abu Dhabi.

The rulings mean Shafiq’s name will be removed within days from a list of people whose arrest has been ordered, assuming no other cases are filed against him, judicial sources said.

Shafiq’s return would reflect the shifting balance of power in Egypt since the army removed Morsi and set the Arab world’s largest nation on a new political course designed to lead to presidential and parliamentary elections next year

 

Egyptian Police defied the New Protest Law, by Protesting in Large Numbers

JNN 09 Dec 2013 Cairo : Hundreds of Egyptian police rallied on Sunday to demand higher wages, in a rare act of defiance of a new protest law which they themselves have been enforcing to quell unrest on the streets.

Anti Shia Banners & Posters Distributed By Wahabi Group in Egypt

JNN 03 Dec 2013 Cairo : In yet another anti-Shia move, an Egyptian Salafi-Wahabi group has distributed posters with anti-Shia content , which are openly being Placed on the Walls of the City , with out any restriction from the Present Government.

Revolution Knocking at the Doorstep : Doomsday of the Sheikhdoms within Sight

JNN 26 Oct 2013 DURHAM, England — THIS summer, disgruntled Saudis took their grievances online in droves, complaining of ever-growing inequality, rising poverty, corruption and unemployment. Their Twitter campaign became one of the world’s highest trending topics.

Revolution bound Egyptian Population feels relief in converting to Shiite Islam

JNN 09 Oct 2013 Cairo  – A high-ranking Egyptian official on Tuesday admitted that the doctrine of Shia Islam is being spread in the most populous Arab country with unprecedented speed, according to the website of the Egyptian Masress.  

44 killed, over 200 wounded as Once again the protests against Military Govt in Egypt turns violent

JNN 07 Oct 2013 Cairo : Egyptian celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the Arab-Israeli War were marred by a fresh wave of violence, with at least 44 people killed and dozens wounded in clashes between police and supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi. 

Salafi Muslim Brotherhood Once again Banned Nation wide by the Egyptian Courts

JNN 26 Sept 2013 Cairo : An Egyptian court on Monday banned the Salafi Muslim Brotherhood from carrying out any activities in the country and ordered the seizure of the group’s funds, widening a campaign to debilitate the Islamist movement of deposed President Mohamed Morsi. 

Egptian Armed Forces received Arms from UAE for the Crackdown on MB , Pro Morsi Protesters

JNN 14^th Sept 2013 Cairo : The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has given warfare and military equipment to the Egypt’s army to be used against supporters of the ousted president Mohamed Morsi, a former top official says.

Shiites demand representation in New constitution amendment committe of Egypt

JNN 10 Sept 2013 Cairo : Sayed T. Al Hashimi, a top Shiite figure, criticized not giving the Shiites any representation in the 50-member committee to amend the 2012 constitution.

Egyptian Court sentences 11 MB leaders to life in prison , Orders Closure of 4 Television Channels Including Al Jazeera

JNN 4^th Sept 2013 Cairo : An Egyptian military court on Tuesday sentenced 11 Muslim Brotherhood members to life in prison for violence targeting the army in the port city of Suez last month. And also ordered closure of four Television Channels .

Egyptian court orders Hosni Mubarak’s release

JNN 21 Aug 2013 Cairo : Deposed Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak will leave jail as early as Thursday after a court ruling that jolted a divided nation already in turmoil seven weeks after the army toppled Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.

Saudi Monarchy stands by another Egyptian Dictatorship afraid of US & Western friends implementing Democratic Revolutions

JNN 17 Aug 2013 Riyadh : Saudi King Abdullah called on Arabs to stand together against “attempts to destabilize” Egypt, in a strong message of support for the country’s military leadership read out on Saudi television on Friday.

I have Sunni Identity and Shia Belief – El Baradei – Vice President of Egypt

JNN 13 Aug 2013 Cairo : Egypt’s Vice President Mohamed El-Baradei said he has Sunni identity and Shia belief. He was also the Former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency .

At least 74 dead and 708 injured in clashes of Protester with Egyptian Security forces

JNN 28 July 2013 Cairo : Clashes have left at least 74 people dead and hundreds injured in Cairo after security forces attacked supporters of ousted President Morsi, Egypt’s Health Ministry told RT Arabic. However, the Muslim Brotherhood puts the death toll at over 120.

Cairo tells Ankara Not to Interfere in Egyptian Peoples Will , while Dozens Killed in MB clashes with Security Forces

JNN 18 July 2013 Cairo : Egypt warned Turkey on Tuesday against interfering in its internal affairs following Ankara’s condemnation of the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi, the country’s first democratically elected leader, in a military coup. 

Pro US Anti Shia Mursi Ousted by a Military coup with full Egyptian Public Support

JNN 04 July 2013 Cairo : A military coup backed by a huge uprising of public anger toppled Egypt’s first elected president tonight.

Egyptian Court orders release of Mubarak on killings of Protesters charges , held on other charges

JNN 16 Apr 2013 Cairo: A court in Cairo has ordered the release of President Hosni Mubarak over the deaths of protesters during the 2011 uprisings in Egypt. However, he will remain in custody pending investigations into corruption charges, Ahram Online reported. 

Egyptians back Islamist constitution in first round vote – unofficial results

JNN 16 Dec 2012 Cairo : Unofficial results say Egypt has backed the controversial sharia-based constitution in the first round of voting, reports Al Arabiya. Voters got behind the document by a narrow margin of 61 percent amid opposition allegations of fraud.

Clashes Between the Salafi’s and the Secular Egyptians continue , as the Anti Morsi Protesters March Toward President’s Palace

JNN 08 Dec 2012 CAIRO — Egypt postponed early voting on a contentious draft constitution, and aides to President Mohammed Morsi floated the possibility of canceling the whole referendum in the first signs Friday that the Islamic leader is finally yielding to days of protests and deadly street clashes.

Clashes Between the Salafi's and the Secular Egyptians continue , as the Anti Morsi Protesters March Toward President's Palace

JNN 08 Dec 2012 CAIRO — Egypt postponed early voting on a contentious draft constitution, and aides to President Mohammed Morsi floated the possibility of canceling the whole referendum in the first signs Friday that the Islamic leader is finally yielding to days of protests and deadly street clashes.

Mass Protest against Mursi’s Presidental Decres of Self Empowerment , One Killed over Hundred Injured

JNN 28 Nov 2012 Cairo : Over Hundred thousand people have held protests on Tuesday in Cairo against Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi, who last week granted himself sweeping new powers. It was one of the biggest outpourings of protest since Hosni Mubarak’s overthrow, accusing the Islamist leader of seeking to impose a new era of autocracy.

83 Bombs Discovered, Terror suspects Arrested in Egypt

JNN 01 Nov 2012 Cairo : Egyptian police have discovered dozens of explosive devices and arrested several people on the charge of planning terrorist attacks in the country.

Egypt’s Outreach to China and Iran Is Troublesome for U.S. Policy Makers

JNN 01 Sept 2012 Cairo : Egypt’s Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, has visited China at the invitation of President Hu Jintao. He seeked investments there that will enable Egypt to “dispense of loans and aid,” And after China, Morsi traveled to Tehran to attend the Non-Aligned Movement summit.

Egypt's Outreach to China and Iran Is Troublesome for U.S. Policy Makers

JNN 01 Sept 2012 Cairo : Egypt’s Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, has visited China at the invitation of President Hu Jintao. He seeked investments there that will enable Egypt to “dispense of loans and aid,” And after China, Morsi traveled to Tehran to attend the Non-Aligned Movement summit.

Morsi declared Egypt’s first Islamist President

JNN 25 June 2012 Cairo :  Mohammed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood-backed candidate, was declared Egypt’s first Islamist president on Sunday with 51.7 percent of last weekend’s run-off vote, defeating Ahmed Shafiq, who had been tapped as prime minister by former President Hosni Mubarak.

Egypt's Mubarak sentenced to life, for ordering to Kill Protesters during the Uprising

JNN 07 June 2012 Cairo : Hosni Mubarak, toppled by a historic revolution last year after 30 years ruling Egypt, was sentenced to life imprisonment on Saturday for his role in killing protesters after a trial that sets a precedent for holding Middle East autocrats to account.

Egypt’s Mubarak sentenced to life, for ordering to Kill Protesters during the Uprising

JNN 07 June 2012 Cairo : Hosni Mubarak, toppled by a historic revolution last year after 30 years ruling Egypt, was sentenced to life imprisonment on Saturday for his role in killing protesters after a trial that sets a precedent for holding Middle East autocrats to account.

A wake up call for the World , as Al Khalifa regime Plans to crush the revolution in Bahrain with Iron fist

 

JNN 11 May 2012 Manama : Bahraini media reported on Tuesday that the ruling Al Khalifah regime has vowed to invoke a new action plan against anti-government protesters. 

Saudi Arabia Closes its embassy in Egypt – Afraid of the Revolutionary Viral Virus may also infect the Homeland

JNN 04 May 2012 Cairo : Saudi Arabia has closed its embassy in Cairo and recalled its ambassador to Egypt after protest rallies were held in front of the embassy and Saudi consulates in Suez and Alaxanderia. 

UK’s MI6 wants to Implant Amr Mousa as Egypt’s Next President

JNN 03 May 2012  Cairo : A team of British spies from UK’s foreign spying apparatus MI6 are in Egypt to run the election campaign of Amr Moussa, who’s affiliated to Western and US governments, a report said.

Egypt finally Terminates the Gas supply Deal with Israel

JNN 23 April 2012 Cairo : Egypt’s state-run gas company has terminated a controversial natural gas deal with Israel, which used to rely heavily on Egyptian natural gas to generate electricity.

Israel is Egypt’s number 1 enemy, Egyptian Parliament declares

JNN 15 Mar 2012 Cairo : The lower house of the Egyptian parliament has unanimously approved a text declaring that Israel is the number one enemy of Egypt and calling for the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador and a halt to gas exports to Israel. 

US is inciting Unrest through NGOs working under the cover of Human rights & Democracy in Egypt

JNN 12 Feb 2012 Cairo : Egypt has decided to try 19 U.S. nationals and 24 other employees of various nonprofit groups on charges that they illegally used foreign funds to fuel unrest in the country. 

Egyptians Protesters condemn US interference in their internal affairs and demand end of ties with them

JNN 08 Jan 2012 Cairo : Egyptian protesters have condemned the United States’ interference in their country’s internal affairs, demanding the closure of US embassy in Cairo.

Egyptians still fighting for Democracy ,Voting for 2nd time , while Women Protesters facing Brutal Crackdown

JNN 21 Dec 2011 Cairo : Egyptians have begun voting again in the second round of parliamentary elections run-off amid deadly clashes between protesters and the ruling military forces.

Egypt ready for a second revolution

JNN 24 Nov 2011 Cairo : While we are only a week away from parliamentarian elections in Egypt after the fall of its former dictator Hosni Mubarak, the recent bloody developments in Cairo have changed many equations. Perhaps, a response to this public demand would be another revolution to free Egypt from the grasp of its military rule. 

Hosni Mubarak suffers heart, attack after seeing Qadafi Dead.

JNN Oct.24^th 2011. Sources in Egypt say that the ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who was being tried for alleged ordering to kill civilians and corruption in Cairo, has suffered a heart attack and may even have died in custody, RT’s Paula Slier reports.

Israel stealing the Natural resources of Palestinians

JNN 16 Sept 2011 : The Palestinian Authority (PA) has charged that the Israeli regime has been stealing Palestinian oil and gas from a field near the West Bank city of Ramallah.

Israel’s Embassy in Cairo De Flagged and taken over by the Egyptian Protesters

JNN 09 Sep 2011 Cairo : Protesters in Egypt continued their attacks on Israeli embassy in Cairo after a night of violence which claimed at least three lives and left 450 people injured. Meanwhile, Egypt has put its security forces on a state of alert

Israel's Embassy in Cairo De Flagged and taken over by the Egyptian Protesters

JNN 09 Sep 2011 Cairo : Protesters in Egypt continued their attacks on Israeli embassy in Cairo after a night of violence which claimed at least three lives and left 450 people injured. Meanwhile, Egypt has put its security forces on a state of alert

12,000 Egyptian Activist Tried in Military Courts after the Ouster of Hosni Mubarrak

JNN 09 Sep 2011 : Egyptian activists have released a report that reveals 12,000 civilians have been tried in military courts since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak in February 2011, Press  reports.

Arabian Revolutions may trigger Anti-Israeli war

JNN 05 Sep 2011 : An Israeli military commander has said that the recent developments in the Arab world could raise the prospect of a regional war against Israel.

Longer you take to stand up against Injustice , the Bigger the Price you have to Pay

JNN 25 Aug 2011 : People should take lesson from this Photo only , which is not very old , Rather Just 10 Months Old , And any of these Dictators , with absolute Powers , Never thought that the next year , they can never think of enjoying the same ,People should also get lesson from this What a difference ten months can makes. May be World Powers Now , will no more be called even a country any more.

Egypt recalls ambassador from Israel demands Investigation & Explanation on the killings

JNN 20 Aug 2011 : Egypt said Saturday it will withdraw its ambassador from Israel to protest the deaths of Egyptian security forces in what it called a breach of the 1979 peace treaty between the two countries, sharply escalating tensions after a cross-border ambush that killed eight Israelis.

Hosni Mubarak's Court Trial or a TV Drama

JNN 17 Aug  2011 Cairo : Judge Ahmed Refaat was clearly not happy. He spent much of the court hearing Monday, Aug. 15, in the trial of ex-president Hosni Mubarak trying to get the lawyers to behave themselves. “Please go back to your seats,” he told a jostling crowd of men in suits just minutes into the hearing. Several of the roughly 100 plaintiff lawyers in attendance were already hoarse from shouting at one another before the proceedings began. Refaat said the disorder was preventing the court from holding a speedier trial.