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L-Acoustics delivers golden sound for Mummies on Parade Egypt – The National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation (NMEC) in Fustat is one of UNESCO’s projects to help safeguard and preserve Egypt’s cultural heritage. The April opening of the new-build museum was marked with a lavish ceremony, in anticipation of which the Egyptian government undertook a multi-million-dollar investment to re-paint, re-light, and equip downtown Cairo with sound. The epic opening ceremony, which was supervised, directed and organised by Media Hub Saadi-Gohar Company, combined marching bands, cheering children,...

With Egypt's AFCON qualifier win against Togo during the last international break, the fourth by an Arsenal's player's country that week, there could be trouble up ahead.

Photo source, @mjb's Flicr Photostream (Matthew Bradley) Prologue: I have a hypothesis: Newt Gingrich, a provocateur reaching for the Republican nomination for President of the United States, has stated that the "Palestinian people are an invented people" - well, Newt Gingrich, while not an invented person, is an invented Professor. Gingrich's longtime communications aide Rick Tyler described him as "probably the smartest political strategist in the country bar none." That may well be true, but whether coming from loyalty or from a "conservative revenge fantasy" as described by Mr. Douth...

This is warm peace Yaakov Katz © Provided by Khaleej Times This is warm peace In 1979, after years of war and bloodshed, Israel struck a peace deal with Egypt. In 1994, it signed a historic deal with Jordan. Both were Arab countries that Israel fought wars with - Jordan in 1948 and 1967; Egypt in both of those and two more, including the Yom Kippur War in 1973. Peace with Egypt and Jordan meant peace with two former enemies, countries that Israel had lost thousands of young men to in fierce battles. Those accords heralded in an era of peace in the Middle East. Weapons were ...

Feinstein on Egypt: ‘There was no real warning’ Share this - copied With Egypt's revolt entering its third week, top lawmakers are questioning why U.S. intelligence agencies failed to give President Barack Obama or Congress earlier warnings of Egypt's unrest. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, discusses.Feb. 8, 2011 ReadMore