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The Kremlin is positioning itself as indispensable to Sudan while it bids to increase its sway over Africa and Muslim countries.
Cairo wants to amend a terrorism law that snares newspapers and channels in a fresh attack on dissent.
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With Algeria and Sudan ousting longstanding leaders, ongoing unrest in the Gaza Strip and protests in both Iraq and Lebanon, there is a feeling that change could once again be sweeping across the region.
Opponents of the Egyptian government live in fear as anti-government protests lead to a crackdown on dissent.
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