unacceptable as they will only lead to more complications during the talks over the dam rather than solving the disputes.”

Reason 5: The Muslim BrotherhoodEgyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi came to power after he drove his predecessor, Mohamed Morsi, from office in July 2013. Morsi was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is now banned in Egypt and whose members have been subject to unfair trials and torture, according to human rights groups.

Mohamed Morsi, former Egyptian president and member of the Muslim Brotherhood, is currently in prison (AFP)

In contrast, Sudan’s Bashir rose to power in 1989 amid a military coup backed by the brotherhood and its leader, Hassan Alturabi, whom the current president later ousted when the organisation split in 1999.

Egyptian pro-government media have repeatedly accused Sudan ofA middle school student in the city of Pontianak, West Kalimantan, was allegedly assaulted by a dozen high school students in a case that has dominated conversation on social media in Indonesia today.

According to reports, on March 29, 12 high school students — all of them girls — ganged up on the victim, who is reported to be 14 years old, over some Facebook comments that she wrote.

“It began with boy problems. According to info [we have received], the cousin of the victim is an ex boyfriend of one of the alleged assailants. On social media they wrote comments to each other until the culprit went to pick up the victim because she was upset,” West Kalimantan Child Protection Services Deputy Head Tumbur Manalu told Kompas yesterday.

The alleged