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Morsi goes on trial as Egypt struggles for democracy
Article
Michael Georgy
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3 Nov 2013
Deposed Egypt president Mohamed Morsi is due in court on Monday along with 14 other senior Muslim Brotherhood figures on charges of inciting violence.
Egyptian army prepares crackdown on pro-Morsi protests
Africa
Michael Georgy
&
Yasmine Saleh
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11 Aug 2013
Egyptian police are expected to start taking action early on Monday, a move which could trigger more bloodshed.
US freezes $700m in aid to Pakistan as distrust grows
Article
Michael Georgy
&
Rebecca Conway
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13 Dec 2011
The US says it will freeze $700-million in aid to Pakistan until it moves to fight the spread of fertiliser-based explosives to Afghanistan.
Pakistan rails against Nato after cross-border attack
Article
Michael Georgy
&
Qasim Nauman
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30 Nov 2011
Pakistan is up in arms over the cross-border air attack by Nato that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, saying it was a deliberate act of aggression.
Rebels tighten noose around Tripoli
Article
Michael Georgy
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18 Aug 2011
Rebels to the west and east of Libya's capital fought forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi for control of oil facilities vital to winning the war.
Libya rebels enter strategic town near Tripoli
Article
Michael Georgy
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14 Aug 2011
Rebels have hoisted their flag in a strategic town near Tripoli after the most dramatic advance in months, cutting off important routes.
The complexities of Libya’s conflict
Article
Michael Georgy
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1 Aug 2011
Rebels who seized the government-held town of Ghazaia describe themselves as "liberators", but there were no cheers when they rolled in.
Libyan rebels attack Gaddafi stronghold
Article
Michael Georgy
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30 Jul 2011
Rebels have encircled Muammar Gaddafi's last stronghold in Libya's Western Mountains region and hope to seize it soon.
Libya’s rebels say commander has been killed
Africa
Michael Georgy
&
Rania El Gamal
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29 Jul 2011
Libya's rebels say their military chief was shot dead in an incident that remains shrouded in mystery and may point to divisions within the movement.
‘No way Gaddafi can stay in Libya’
Africa
Michael Georgy
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28 Jul 2011
Rebels fighting in Libya's western mountains prepared on Thursday for a new offensive against Muammar Gaddafi's troops.
Key al-Qaeda operative killed by US drone
Article
Michael Georgy
&
Augustine Anthony
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4 Jun 2011
Senior al-Qaeda operative Ilyas Kashmiri, regarded as one of the most dangerous militants in the world, was killed by a US drone.
Libya rebels straighten up, vow to fight right
Africa
Michael Georgy
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26 Apr 2011
Libya's rebel army has replaced ragtag volunteers with polished officers as it seeks to bolster its image as a credible adversary of Muammar Gaddafi.
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