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Gaza Carpenter Crafts Wooden Sandals For Daughters As War Rages
Twelve-year-old Heba Dawas lost her footwear in the chaos while fleeing Israel's military offensive in Gaza. So her carpenter father made wooden-soled sandals for her so she can tread more safely through the tonnes of rubble.
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Pooja Kadian Clinches India's Maiden Gold In Wushu Worlds
The three-time World Championships silver medallist struck gold in the 75 kg of the women's sanda competition.
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No End In Sight To Arab Crisis As Qatar Rejects Demands Amid Blockade
At a meeting in Cairo, four Arab foreign ministers said Qatar had delivered a "negative" response to their demands aimed at curbing the nation's independence policies.
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Pictures Of Two Egyptian Children Engaged To Be Married Trigger Outrage
While celebrating his eldest son's lavish wedding, at which a number of famous singers and belly dancers performed, Nasser Hassan decided to "double the joy," he later recalled.
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Flight 804 Debris Found But Offers Few Clues To Tragedy
The quest to learn why Flight 804 suddenly dropped from the sky continued, with officials urging caution on drawing conclusions. An aviation industry publication reported that sensors detected smokenear the cockpit, suggesting a fire on board before the plane went down.
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Egypt's Military Says It Has Found Parts Of Missing Plane's Fuselage In Mediterranean
Egyptian naval ships scouring the Mediterranean Sea found passenger belongings and parts of the fuselage of an EgyptAir plane that crashed in the area on Thursday, killing all 66 people on board, the country's military spokesman said on Friday.
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Egyptair Plane Made 'Sudden Swerves' Before Vanishing Over Mediterranean
An EgyptAir plane made abrupt turns and plunged steeply Thursday shortly before disappearing from radar over the Mediterranean, a Greek official said, deepening the mystery over the possible last moments aboard the Cairo-bound plane with 66 people aboard.
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Egyptian Court Hands Author Two Year Prison Sentence For Racy Novel
"What do young people in their twenties do in Cairo?" asks Bassam, the narrator of Egyptian writer Ahmed Naji's novel "The Use of Life."
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Egyptian Court Hands Author Two Year Prison Sentence For Racy Novel
"What do young people in their twenties do in Cairo?" asks Bassam, the narrator of Egyptian writer Ahmed Naji's novel "The Use of Life."
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Dipika Pallikal Clinches Winnipeg Squash Title
Top seed Dipika Pallikal defeated second seed Heba El Torky 11-4, 11-9, 11-8 to win her 10th WSA Tour title.
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Wedding Joy for Refugees at Gaza UN School
War destroyed their homes and her big white dress, but Heba and Omar agreed nothing would stand in the way of their future happiness.
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Joshna Chinappa wins Winter Club Open squash tournament in Canada
Joshna Chinappa defeated Heba El Torky from Egypt 11-13, 11-8, 11-5, 3-11, 12-10 in the final to win her eighth WSA tour event.
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Egypt draft constitution deflates hopes for change
Egypt's new constitution is still in the drafting stage but has already disappointed rights groups and activists who had hoped it would curb the military's wide-ranging powers and privileges.
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Gaza Carpenter Crafts Wooden Sandals For Daughters As War Rages
Twelve-year-old Heba Dawas lost her footwear in the chaos while fleeing Israel's military offensive in Gaza. So her carpenter father made wooden-soled sandals for her so she can tread more safely through the tonnes of rubble.
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Pooja Kadian Clinches India's Maiden Gold In Wushu Worlds
The three-time World Championships silver medallist struck gold in the 75 kg of the women's sanda competition.
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No End In Sight To Arab Crisis As Qatar Rejects Demands Amid Blockade
At a meeting in Cairo, four Arab foreign ministers said Qatar had delivered a "negative" response to their demands aimed at curbing the nation's independence policies.
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Pictures Of Two Egyptian Children Engaged To Be Married Trigger Outrage
While celebrating his eldest son's lavish wedding, at which a number of famous singers and belly dancers performed, Nasser Hassan decided to "double the joy," he later recalled.
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Flight 804 Debris Found But Offers Few Clues To Tragedy
The quest to learn why Flight 804 suddenly dropped from the sky continued, with officials urging caution on drawing conclusions. An aviation industry publication reported that sensors detected smokenear the cockpit, suggesting a fire on board before the plane went down.
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Egypt's Military Says It Has Found Parts Of Missing Plane's Fuselage In Mediterranean
Egyptian naval ships scouring the Mediterranean Sea found passenger belongings and parts of the fuselage of an EgyptAir plane that crashed in the area on Thursday, killing all 66 people on board, the country's military spokesman said on Friday.
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Egyptair Plane Made 'Sudden Swerves' Before Vanishing Over Mediterranean
An EgyptAir plane made abrupt turns and plunged steeply Thursday shortly before disappearing from radar over the Mediterranean, a Greek official said, deepening the mystery over the possible last moments aboard the Cairo-bound plane with 66 people aboard.
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Egyptian Court Hands Author Two Year Prison Sentence For Racy Novel
"What do young people in their twenties do in Cairo?" asks Bassam, the narrator of Egyptian writer Ahmed Naji's novel "The Use of Life."
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Egyptian Court Hands Author Two Year Prison Sentence For Racy Novel
"What do young people in their twenties do in Cairo?" asks Bassam, the narrator of Egyptian writer Ahmed Naji's novel "The Use of Life."
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Dipika Pallikal Clinches Winnipeg Squash Title
Top seed Dipika Pallikal defeated second seed Heba El Torky 11-4, 11-9, 11-8 to win her 10th WSA Tour title.
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Wedding Joy for Refugees at Gaza UN School
War destroyed their homes and her big white dress, but Heba and Omar agreed nothing would stand in the way of their future happiness.
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Joshna Chinappa wins Winter Club Open squash tournament in Canada
Joshna Chinappa defeated Heba El Torky from Egypt 11-13, 11-8, 11-5, 3-11, 12-10 in the final to win her eighth WSA tour event.
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Egypt draft constitution deflates hopes for change
Egypt's new constitution is still in the drafting stage but has already disappointed rights groups and activists who had hoped it would curb the military's wide-ranging powers and privileges.
