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In Egypt, Fiscal Cliff Could Mean Political Chaos and Widespread Famine

Bessma Momani | Posted 04.05.2013 | Canada
Read More: Egypt Fiscal, Egypt Revolution, Egypt Fiscal Cliff, Morsi Government, Egypt Elections, Egypt, Egypt Economy, Canada News
Bessma Momani

To say that Egypt's economy is suffocating under the weight of a looming fiscal and political crisis is an understatement. But Egypt, a land of 86 million people in the heart of the Middle East, is simply too important to fail. Great political and regional chaos will follow if it does.

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What the Butterfly Effect Means For Canada's Foreign Aid

Craig and Marc Kielburger | Posted 05.13.2013 | Canada Impact
Read More: Global Issues, War and Conflict, Humanitarian Aid, The Butterfly Effect, The Arab Spring and Climate Change, Egypt Revolution, Climate Change Kielburger, Canada Impact News
Craig and Marc Kielburger

They say a butterfly flapping its wings can cause a tornado on the other side of the world. A fascinating new study, "The Arab Spring and Climate Change", essentially applies the "Butterfly Effect" to global current affairs, examining how climate change may have influenced the revolutions that rocked the Middle East.

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"Punked" Egyptians Reveal Their Hatred of Jews

Mike Fegelman | Posted 10.15.2012 | Canada Politics
Read More: Anti-Semitism, Egypt Protests, Egypt, Candid Camera, Sinai, Terror, Egypt Revolution, Incitement, Media, Israel, Israel Egypt, Egypt Israel, Canada Politics News
Mike Fegelman

On July 20, an Egyptian T.V. show prank where famous Egyptian actors believed they were being interviewed by a German T.V. station, turned into mayhem when they were told they were being interviewed on an Israeli network. This should serve as an ominous warning about the prevailing hateful sentiments Egyptian Arabs hold for Jews.

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