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Egyptian protesters burn an Algerian flag during demonstrations after Egypt were knocked-out [AFP] Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, has accepted an Arab League request to calm tension between Egypt and Algeria sparked by...
Updated on Wednesday, November 25, 2009, 10:14 IST Tags: Tripoli: Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has accepted an Arab League request to calm tension between Egypt and Algeria sparked by their soccer World Cup play-off matches,...
By Bouthaina Shaaban Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Listen to the Article - Powered by First person by Bouthaina Shaaban No one believes the United Nations will respond positively to a recent Palestinian request for the creation...
football match of the controversial established between them in the Sudan last week. The news agency said the Libyan official news yesterday in a brief and urgent that Gaddafi will have to heal the rift that has been the...
Magdy El Shafee's adult graphic novel Metro has been banned in Egypt, following a court order. Bloggers and Facebook users react to the decision, which they say is yet another blow to freedom of expression.
Don't point the finger at deeper ills. The violence in Cairo was just thuggery cynically fomented by President Mubarak It really is about football. Local and international media can argue about the underlying reasons for the...
FIFA will hold a special meeting in South Africa on December 2nd to discuss "incidents" and "irregularities" during the 2010 World Cup qualifiers, the world football body announced on Monday (November 23rd). FIFA already...
Hamburg, Nov 24 : Andrei Arshavin, Zlatan Ibrahomovic and Andriy Shevchenko are just three of the world's most prominent footballers who will be missing the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Arshavin, 28, and his Russian teammates dazzled...
This message sent by Reuterus to the UN was published today and Egyptian troops are now gathering off of the Algerian coastal border ready to attack the Algerian capital Algiers. The reason for this conflict is a football game...
CAIRO, (AP) – Angry soccer fans rampaged through a posh diplomatic neighborhood in Cairo over the weekend, smashing shop windows and shouting obscenities in a frenzy fed by venomous headlines that portrayed
