The Imbaba church fire, the regional summit in New Alamein and the Rosetta stone are all in the headlines internationally

It’s a mixed bag in the foreign press this morning: The Associated Press is back looking at the Imbaba church fire and reports that a single family lost six members in the tragic incident. TimeOut is the latest foreign site to cover former antiquities minister Zahi Hawass’ campaign to get the British Museum to hand over the Rosetta Stone

Meanwhile, the Media Line asks whether Israel is the elephant in the room at the five-nation summit in New Alamein, suggesting that the country’s involvement in our energy projects could be the reason behind Bahrain and the UAE — two of the few Arab countries that recognize Israel — joining the Egypt-Jordan-Iraq “minilateral partnership.”