It’s a mostly quiet morning for Egypt in the international press. Among the stragglers: Reuters looks at how Sharm El Sheikh is beefing up security by installing a 36 km wall around the tourist city, which officials say will help protect the city and revitalize tourism, while the New Statesman is out with yet another piece on the Arab Spring 10 years on.
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