Is Egypt suffering?

The world doesn't stop, and neither does the news from the ginger cat.

This time we are in Egypt. Today the world woke up with everyone bashing Egypt, we spent the day with everyone bashing Egypt, and finally, I think we'll be going to bed and they will still be bashing Egypt.

The rumours on the streets are that Egyptian money isn't infinite, and it might be sorely missed right now. Not only is there a lack of money, but also a lack of offensive power, because at this moment several wars are being fought on the African continent, and Egypt's victory is not predicted in any of them.

What questions remain in the air? Will Belgium, which was helped so much by Egypt, now return the favour? Will Lithuania step up to the plate and help Egypt? Or does Egypt itself already know that this is a battle it has lost, and is now gathering its strength so as not to lose the war?

What is certain is that behind the scenes, Egypt took action. It bought the region of Southeastern Libya from Libya to maintain the connection, and there are those on the streets who say that if they lose the connection again, they might buy another region from Libya to keep their entire territory connected – will that actually happen?

The news doesn't stop, but neither do I – that was how today went, what will tomorrow be like?