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• • Q&A with Ahmed Soliman - Business Today Egypt February 22, 2012
    Business Today EgyptQ&A with Ahmed SolimanBusiness Today EgyptThe Egyptian economy is currently a services-based economy, which includes revenues from the Suez Canal, petroleum, remittances and tourism. The production economy that we aim for includes agriculture, livestock, industry, energy and mining.and more » […]
  • Syria shelling of Homs kills 2 Western journalists - Seattle Post Intelligencer February 22, 2012
    Syria shelling of Homs kills 2 Western journalistsSeattle Post IntelligencerPhoto: Adel Hana / AP An Iranian warship crosses through the Suez Canal near Ismailia in Egypt, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012. An Egyptian official said two Iranian navy ships passed through the Suez Canal Tuesday on their way from the Syrian port of Tartus. […]
  • SYRIAN NATIONAL COUNCIL URGES EGYPT TO RESTRICT - Chicago Tribune February 22, 2012
    SYRIAN NATIONAL COUNCIL URGES EGYPT TO RESTRICTChicago TribuneSYRIAN NATIONAL COUNCIL URGES EGYPT TO RESTRICT SUEZ CANAL ACCESS TO SHIPS CARRYING ARMS TO THE SYRIAN GOVT - STATEMENT. […]
  • Activist say 2 foreign journalists killed in Syria - Herald Times Reporter February 22, 2012
    Telegraph.co.ukActivist say 2 foreign journalists killed in SyriaHerald Times ReporterAn Iranian warship crosses through the Suez Canal near Ismailia in Egypt, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012. An Egyptian official said two Iranian navy ships passed through the Suez Canal Tuesday on their way from the Syrian port of Tartus.Dozens killed in Syria as Red Cross seeks […]
  • Iranian warships leave Syria through Suez Canal - Monsters and Critics.com February 22, 2012
    Iranian warships leave Syria through Suez CanalMonsters and Critics.comCairo - Two Iranian warships have left the Syrian coastal town of Tartous and headed back to Iran through Egypt's Suez Canal, a source at the strategic waterway told dpa on Tuesday. Syrian opposition activists based in Lebanon said the warships, ... […]
  • Iran says it will strike first if threatened - Los Angeles Daily News February 22, 2012
    Telegraph.co.ukIran says it will strike first if threatenedLos Angeles Daily NewsBy Nasser Karimi AP An Iranian warship crosses through the Suez Canal near Ismailia in Egypt, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012. An Egyptian official said two Iranian navy ships passed through the Suez Canal Tuesday on their way from the Syrian port of Tartus.US and UK urge Israel not to a […]
  • Iranian Warships Return Through Suez Canal After Stop In Syria - RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty February 21, 2012
    RadioFreeEurope/RadioLibertyIranian Warships Return Through Suez Canal After Stop In SyriaRadioFreeEurope/RadioLibertyOne of two Iranian naval ships that returned from Syria via the Suez Canal on February 21. One of two Iranian naval ships that returned from Syria via the Suez Canal on February 21. Two Iranian warships were reported to have passed south thro […]
  • 13:11 Iranian navy ships "return from Syria" - www.worldbulletin.net February 21, 2012
    13:11 Iranian navy ships "return from Syria"www.worldbulletin.netThe ships entered the canal from the Mediterranean Sea early in the morning, heading south towards the Red Sea, and were expected to leave the canal on Tuesday afternoon, the source said. Two Iranian naval ships returned from Syria through the Suez ... […]
  • Iran: Navy passing through Suez shows sanctions not working - Jerusalem Post February 21, 2012
    RTIran: Navy passing through Suez shows sanctions not workingJerusalem PostAhmad Vahidi on Tuesday claimed that by passing through the Suez Canal twice in one year, the Iranian navy was demonstrating the ineffectiveness of sanctions against Tehran. Traversing the Suez, he told official Iranian news agency IRNA, indicates the ...Minister Stresses Iran's […]
  • Israel plans Red-Med rail link to take Suez overflow - Reuters January 29, 2012
    Middle East OnlineIsrael plans Red-Med rail link to take Suez overflowReutersOne official told Reuters the railway was a safeguard against the Suez proving incapable of handling surging maritime trade. The canal handled 8 percent of global seaborne traffic in 2009, Egyptian authorities say. "There is going to be a lot of ...Israel plans Red Sea-Mediterr […]