Cairo (Egypt)

Arab League chief Nabil al-Arabi (front left) chaired the meeting that was attended by 250 opposition figures
Abdel Basset Sayda (C), head of the exiled opposition Syrian National Council
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde, pictured 2011
Flanked by bodyguards, Egypt's Islamist president-elect Mohamed Morsi salutes tens of thousands of Egyptians
Egypt's Islamist president-elect Mohamed Morsi addresses tens of thousands of Egyptians in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
Egyptian men hold up a national flag as they celebrate as president-elect Mohamed Morsi addressed Tahrir Square
Egyptians listen to a speech by president-elect Mohamed Morsi in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Morsi (C)
Egyptians wave national flags during a rally in support of president-elect Mohamed Morsi in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
An Egyptian presidential guard stands outside Cairo's Al-Azhar mosque
An Egyptian man holds a chair with a portrait of president-elect Mohamed Morsi
Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Morsi (C)
Egyptian president-elect Mohamed Morsi (left) waves to supporters after weekly prayers at Cairo's Al-Azhar mosque
An Egyptian presidential guard officer (2nd right) prays with civilians outside Cairo's Al-Azhar mosque
An Egyptian man holds a chair with a portrait of president-elect Mohamed Morsi
Egyptians wave national flags during a rally in support of president-elect Mohamed Morsi in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
An Egyptian presidential guard stands outside Cairo's Al-Azhar mosque
Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Morsi (right) shakes hands with Grand Mufti Ali Gomaa
Egyptians gather around the convoy of president-elect Mohamed Morsi upon his arrival at Cairo's historic Al-Azhar mosque
Egyptian supporters of president-elect Mohamed Morsi wave their national flag and chant slogans in Cairo's Tahrir Square

Pro-Assad cleric among 42 killed in Damascus bombing

A suicide bomb attack on a central Damascus mosque has killed 42 people, including Syria's most prominent pro-regime Sunni cleric, wounding dozens of others, the health ministry said.
 

Obama in direct peace appeal to young Israelis

In a powerful direct appeal to Israelis, President Barack Obama insisted that a two-state peace with the Palestinians could still be forged and is their only hope of true security.
 

Obama in direct appeal to young Israelis on peace

In a powerful direct appeal to Israelis, President Barack Obama Thursday insisted a two-state peace with the Palestinians could still be forged and was their only hope of true security.
 

Suicide bomber kills pro-regime cleric in Syria: TV

A suicide bomber targeted a mosque in central Damascus on Thursday, killing a senior pro-regime Sunni cleric and at least 14 other people, Syrian state media and a watchdog reported.
 

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood 'to defend HQ'

Egypt's ruling Muslim Brotherhood warned on Thursday that it will defend its headquarters, as opposition activists planned a march on the building where they have previously clashed with the Islamists.
 

Wanted cousin of Libya's Kadhafi arrested in Cairo

Egyptian police arrested on Tuesday Moamer Kadhafi's cousin Ahmed Qaddaf al-Dam, wanted by Tripoli for his role in the regime of the slain Libyan strongman, Egyptian officials said.
 

Jordan king criticises regional leaders

Jordan's King Abdullah II launched a broadside against regional leaders in an interview published Tuesday in a US magazine, saying Egypt's president has "no depth" in reading the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and that Turkey's premier sees democracy as a "bus ride".
 

IMF Middle East chief in Egypt for aid talks

The head of the International Monetary Fund's Middle East division was in Cairo on Sunday for talks with the Egyptian government to discuss steps towards a possible aid program.
 

Libyan embassy in Cairo suspends work after demo

Tripoli's embassy in Cairo said Saturday it was suspending work indefinitely, five days after demonstrators attacked the mission and burned the Libyan flag to protest the death of an Egyptian Copt in Libya.
 

Hundreds of Egypt football fans protest detentions

Hundreds of Egyptian football fans protested outside the public prosecutor's office on Saturday, demanding the release of fellow members of their Ultras hardcore fan group.
 

Egyptians protest for army to return to power

Hundreds of Egyptians demonstrated in Cairo on Friday to press for the army to assume power in a country plagued by unrest and instability two years after a revolution which toppled president Hosni Mubarak.
 

Obama coming 'to listen' to Israel, Palestinians

US President Barack Obama says his forthcoming trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories is to "listen" to both sides and hear their views on how to move forward after over two years without peace talks.
 

Morsi expresses sorrow for deaths in Port Said clashes

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi on Thursday expressed his sorrow over the dozens of people killed in recent violence in Port Said, following a court verdict over a deadly riot at a football match there last year.
 

Obama coming 'to listen' to Israel, Palestinians

US President Barack Obama said Thursday his forthcoming trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories was to "listen" to both sides and hear their views on how to move forward after over two years without peace talks.
 

IMF sends new mission to Egypt for aid talks

The International Monetary Fund will send a new mission to Egypt to discuss the next steps toward a potential aid program, an IMF spokesman said Thursday.
 

Muslim world hopes for better ties with new pope

The Muslim world on Thursday expressed hopes for better ties with the Vatican under new Pope Francis, after years of strained relations with Benedict XVI who was seen as hostile to Islam.
 

Egypt's Mussa ups opposition poll boycott threat

The Egyptian opposition is more determined than ever to boycott parliamentary elections after Islamist President Mohamed Morsi challenged a court decision delaying the polls, former Arab League chief Amr Mussa said on Thursday.
 

Diesel shortage sparks anger and anxiety in Egypt

Microbus driver Ashraf Kamel has to wait hours outside a Cairo petrol station to fill up his tank, as a severe diesel shortage adds to the burden of Egyptians already facing unrest and price hikes.
 

Egypt Copt 'tortured to death' in Libya: lawyer

An Egyptian Christian jailed in Libya has been tortured to death in custody, an Egyptian human rights lawyer told AFP in Cairo on Monday, with demonstrators attacking the Libyan embassy in protest.
 

IMF: Emergency loan an option for Egypt

The International Monetary Fund said Monday that it could provide an emergency short-term loan to Egypt if needed, as talks for a longer-term $4.8 billion financing program have bogged down.
 

Facts from the Wikipedia page:

Cairo
القاهرة al-Qāhira
Cairo is located in Egypt
Cairo
Egypt: Site of Cairo (top center)
Coordinates: 30°3′29″N 31°13′44″E / 30.05806°N 31.22889°E / 30.05806; 31.22889
Country Egypt
GovernorateCairo Governorate
Government
 - GovernorDr. Abdul Azim Wazir
Area
 - City453 km2 (174.9 sq mi)
Population (2009)
 - City8,026,454
 - Density31,582/km2 (81,797/sq mi)
 - Metro17,856,000
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Time zoneEET (UTC+2)
 - Summer (DST)EEST (UTC+3)
Websitewww.cairo.gov.eg