BREAKING NEWS

EU's Ashton "deeply deplores" deaths from Egypt violence

By REUTERS

JULY 29, 2013 07:21

BRUSSELS - European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton "deeply deplores" deaths during demonstrations in Egypt and urges all sides to halt violence, the EU said on Saturday.

"(Ashton) is following with concern the latest developments in Egypt and deeply deplores the loss of life during yesterday's demonstrations ... She also calls on all actors to refrain from violence and to respect the principles of peaceful protest and non-violence," a spokeswoman for Ashton said.

Egyptian security forces shot dead at least 70 supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi on Saturday, his Muslim Brotherhood said. Five people were killed and more than 50 injured during fighting in Egypt's second city of Alexandria on Friday.

Trump asks SCOTUS to pause ban on TikTok

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

12/28/2024 05:06 AM

WHO says northern Gaza hospital 'out of service' due to IDF activity

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

12/28/2024 03:59 AM

Trump to become the first elected politician with two state visits

By REUTERS

12/28/2024 12:21 AM

US intelligence points to misidentification of Azerbaijani plane

By REUTERS

12/27/2024 09:49 PM