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Looted ancient sarcophagus featured in Houston Museum of Natural Sciences has been returned to Egypt
Posted on · The repatriation is part of Egyptian government efforts to stop the trafficking of its stolen antiquities.
Posted on · The repatriation is part of Egyptian government efforts to stop the trafficking of its stolen antiquities.
Posted on · Episode: 2396 The Indus Valley: a third great ancient civilization coming to light. Today, the Indus Valley.
Posted on · Episode: 2833 Kykkos Monastery, Cyprus, and the origins of Western monasticism. Today, monks and hermits.
Posted on · Actor Sam Khazai says his years studying America's Middle East policy helped him bring authenticity to the story of the historic 1978 peace accords.
Posted on · While many countries have yet to elect women leaders, noted Egyptologist Dr. Kara Cooney takes us back to a time when plenty of women led their nations.
Posted on · The shootout took place when a gunman on a motorcycle tried to break through the security cordon set up outside the church, said the Interior Ministry, which is in charge of police
Posted on · Russia goes into its home World Cup ranked 65th in the world, the lowest-ranked of any of the 32 teams in the tournament
Posted on · Hundreds were killed in an attack on a mosque in Egypt's North Sinai region on Friday Nov. 24
Posted on · There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, the fourth to target Christians since December, but it bore the hallmarks of the Islamic State group.
Posted on · Terror attack targets Coptic Christians in Egypt
Posted on · A rally underway in front of the Egyptian Consulate on Westheimer was staged this afternoon to protest the killing of civilians in Cairo. It's organized by the Houston chapter of the Islamic Circle of North America and the Muslim American Society, Houston office.
Posted on · As Egyptians around the world celebrate that country's change in power — one local expert calls this a world event as significant as the fall of the Berlin Wall. Laurie Johnson reports.
Posted on · The Egyptian people are trying to finding creative ways to communicate as authorities shut down the internet to silence anti-government protesters. They using dial-up modems, fax machines, and ham radios to get their message out to the world. A Houston professor who closely watches Egyptian politics says the country embraced internet technology early on, but it wasn't about creating a more democratic society. Gail Delaughter reports.