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PRIME MINISTER IBRAHIM MAHLAB

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Egypt premier defends steep rise in energy prices

By Mariam Rizk | July 6, 2014 - 6:09am

Egypt's prime minister on yesterday defended his government's decision to introduce a steep rise in fuel prices, saying energy subsidies have over the past decade cost the treasury a staggering 687 billion pounds...

World

Egypt's censorship board head resigns in film spat

By Maggie Hyde | April 21, 2014 - 6:35am

The head of Egypt's censorship board has resigned after the country's prime minister overruled his decision to allow a film starring a sultry Lebanese singer to be shown.

World