Egypt’s military rulers push elections amid Cairo unrest
Egypt’s ruling military council rejected immediate stepping down demands and pledged the first parliamentary poll round will begin on time next week. In Cairo protesters in Tahrir Square pressed for a civilian presidential council, while generals warned of chaos if the council quits, signaling a continued tough stance despite unrest and apologies over deaths.
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Release Ordered for U S Students in Cairo Protest
A Cairo court ordered the release of three American students Derrik Sweeney Luke Gates and Gregory Porter who were arrested during a protest at the American University in Cairo near Tahrir Square. Porter a Drexel University student in Philadelphia remained in custody but was reachable by phone describing himself as calm and grateful for support.
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Thanksgiving Protest Echoes Across Occupy Encampments
In San Francisco four hundred Zuccotti supporters at a financial district plaza received Thanksgiving meals from Glide Memorial Church as Occupy protests persist amid economic despair. In New York, police halted drumming at Zuccotti Park during a public meal, as protesters called for unity against corporate greed and wealth concentration.
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India Cabinet widens foreign investment in retail sector
India's Cabinet voted to allow up to 51 percent foreign direct investment in multibrand retail and up from 51 percent for single brand operations. The move seeks to improve the food supply chain amid spoilage, hoarding, and infrastructure gaps while opening access to global retailers like Wal Mart Carrefour Tesco and IKEA.
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Germany blocks ECB expansion as eurozone seeks unity
Germany opposed expanding ECB powers to quell the euro debt crisis but won support from France and Italy to align euro area policies. Merkel and Sarkozy with Monti backed treaty changes toward a fiscal union, while the ECB warned it is not a fiscal lender.
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Giffords Serves Thanksgiving Meal at Davis-Monthan
U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords helped serve Thanksgiving at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson with her husband Mark Kelly assisting. Giffords used her left hand, signaling ongoing recovery from injuries from January. She greeted service members, including Airman Millie Gray, who called Giffords an inspiration and strong role model for Americans.
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