Egypt in the news on 25 June 2019

Aside from mentions in football stories, there’s little about Egypt in the international press this morning:

• Bloomberg Opinion takes a swipe at Egypt after the death of Mohamed Morsi.

• The LA Times suggests that Morsi’s death serves as a reminder of how far the Ikhwan have faded as a political force.

• Production of Egyptian TV shows dropped this year as regulation, budget cuts and allegations of censorship rose, Yasmin El Benhawy writes for advocacy outfit Open Democracy.

• Egypt is going up against the global antiquities trade more often and more strongly, the National reports, as current attempts to get a rare Tutankhamun bust repatriated show.