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Obama to address Muslim relations in Egypt speech

President Obama will deliver a speech June 4 in Egypt on America's relationship with the Muslim world, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs announced Friday.

Egyptian farmers protest mandatory swine slaughter

Pig farmers threw rocks at police officers in Cairo, Egypt, on Sunday as health workers gathered the farmers' herds for slaughter in what the government says is a precaution against the spread of swine flu, an interior ministry official told CNN.

Egypt says adoptive moms were human smugglers

Suzanne Hagelof and Iris Botros dreamed of adopting babies. Separately, they visited orphanages in Egypt. Hagelof adopted a child, and Botros was in the process of adopting twins, when they ran foul of authorities. Now they are in jail, accused of being part of a conspiracy to traffic children.

French aid mission heads to Egypt, FM says

French cargo planes carrying aid workers and supplies are bound for Egypt in an effort to deliver humanitarian aid to war-stricken Gaza, according to a French Foreign Ministry statement on Saturday.

Satellites unearthing ancient Egyptian ruins

Archaeologists believe they have unearthed only a small fraction of Egypt's ancient ruins, but they're making new discoveries with help from high-tech allies -- satellites that peer into the past from the distance of space.

Six Belgians die in bus accident in Egypt

A tourist bus overturned in southern Egypt, killing six Belgian tourists and injuring 26 other Belgian passengers early Friday, a security official said.

Family of 11 killed during U.S. raid, Iraqi police say

Eleven people from an Iraqi family, including women and children, were killed Sunday during a raid involving U.S. troops, Iraqi police sources said.

Freed hostages return from Egypt

Five German tourists held hostage in Egypt for 10 days arrived back in Germany on Tuesday, the German government announced.

Time.com: Egypt: Kidnapped European Tourists Freed

Egyptian and Sudanese troops rescued an abducted 19-member European tour group in an assault on the kidnappers in the remote Sahara borderland, officials said. The tourists and their Egyptian guides returned safely to Cairo on Monday

Time.com: In Egypt's Remote Deserts, Tourists Are Targets

Until recently, desert guides often ran into smugglers in the area but each side left the other alone. Not any more

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