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The ban was imposed in 2013 after the Egyptian army overthrew the government.
US Backs Joint Arab Military Force To Counter Security Threats In Middle East
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Egypt Anti-Christian Violence: Church Commemorating ISIS Coptic Victims Attacked
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Arab League Formally Announces Military Force To Counter Islamic Extremism, Foreign Influence
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Arab League Summit: Leaders To Announce Unified Force To Counter Security Threats
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Leaders at the Arab League summit this weekend are inching toward the creation of a joint military force.
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi Echoes Calls For Unified Arab Military Force
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi says it is crucial to tackle extremist ideologues across the region.
Egyptian Court Annuls Ruling Hamas A 'Terrorist Organization'
An Egyptian court deemed Hamas a "terrorist organization" last month, but the ruling was annulled after an Egyptian lawyer withdrew the case.
Panama Canal Eyes $17B Expansion To Allow World's Largest Ships To Pass
The canal authority's manager has proposed a major expansion that would let it accommodate the next generation of container ships.
Arab Nations Announce 'Historic' Unified Military Force To Counter Iran, ISIS
Egypt has announced that a ground invasion of Yemen is forthcoming, and over 150,000 Saudi troops have reportedly been mobilized.
Yemen’s President Hadi Leaves Aden For Saudi Arabia As Airstrikes Continue Against Houthis
President Hadi had sought refuge in Aden after fleeing Sanaa, where he had been under house arrest for months.
Iran, Saudi Proxy War In Yemen Makes International Enemies, Local Friends For Houthis
As airstrikes hit Yemen, “the whole world will know who the Houthis are.”
Saudi Arabia Yemen Military Intervention Update: Airstrikes Continue Against Houthi Rebels, Global Leaders React
Leaders from various nations that have a stake in the fate of Yemen were split on the military offensive by the Saudis.
Iran Prophet Muhammad Film: Islamic Republic Faces Sunni Anger Over New Prophet Blockbuster
Despite widespread taboos against the depiction of the prophet, Iran is preparing to release a blockbuster on his life.
UN Votes To Extend Staff Benefits To Same-Sex Couples, Defying Russian Opposition
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, Syria, China and India were among the nations that voted against the move.
Russia, Jordan Sign $10B Deal On Nuclear Power Plant
The deal requires Jordan to buy fuel from Rosatom for the reactors for 10 years.
Libya ISIS Crisis: 45,000 Egyptian Immigrants Flee Over Islamic State Threat, Political Turmoil
Thousands who crossed Egypt's western border to find work have been returning home by land or by flights from Tunisia.
Tunisia Museum Attack: Tourism, Economy Will Take A Hit Nationally, Regionally, Experts Say
A vital sector could face lasting repercussions from Wednesday's massacre at a national museum in Tunis.
Yemen's Aden Airport Sees Heavy Fighting, At Least 5 Dead
The city of Aden is home to the government of Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, who says he is still the country's legitimate president.
Tairod Pugh Update: Unusual Case Of US Air Force Vet Accused Of Trying To Join ISIS Described As Outlier
The U.S. Air Force veteran who attempted to join the Islamic State group does not represent a trend, experts say.
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A man born and raised in the United States may have sympathized with Islamic extremists as far back as 1998.
Who Is Tairod Pugh? Veteran US Air Force Mechanic Charged With Attempting To Join ISIS For Jihad
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