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Tourists perish in Egyptian bus crash blaze

Tourists leaped away after their speeding bus overturned, rolled down an embankment and burst into flames Thursday in Egypt's Sinai peninsula. The pre-dawn crash killed at least nine and injured around 30 of the dozens of Russians, Canadians and east European holidaygoers.

Protests raise fears of food crisis

Food prices are soaring sending political shockwaves around the world but the reasons behind the looming crisis are numerous and complicated.

Egyptians can't afford daily bread

Bread. For Egypt's middle classes it is breakfast, lunch and dinner. In Egyptian Arabic it is known as "aish" which means both bread and life.

Time.com: How Hunger Could Topple Regimes

Unrest over food prices in countries like Haiti is proving again the role of hunger in fomenting revolution

Face Time with Mahmoud Mohieldin

As Middle East economies try to combat the impact of rampant inflation this week, Egypt raised interest rates for a second time this year to control the problem.

This week on MME

In Focus: Islamic banking in the West

A new golden age for Egyptian cinema?

It's the biggest film industry in the Middle East and known as the Hollywood of the Arab world. Veteran players like actor, Omar Sharif and director, Youssef Chahine are known to film fans the world over.

Helping women help themselves

A series of leading business schools have joined forces for a new project that aims to assist students a world away from the stereotypical privileged, male MBA student -- ordinary women in developing countries.

Record breaking Pharaohs retain African crown

Egypt's 1-0 victory over Cameroon in Sunday's final of the African Nations Cup was loaded with personal milestones, with the north Africans' captain, Ahmed Hassan, becoming the first player to win the title three times and their coach, Hassan Shahata, becoming only the second coach to win back-to-back editions of the tournament.

Hosni out-shines African superstars

The African Cup of Nations may have featured some of the biggest stars in world football but it was a player virtually unknown outside of Egypt who walked away with the tournament's top individual honor.

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