Soldiers talk to protesters in Alexandria, on January 28, 2011.

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Police cars on fire in front of Alexandria's Siddi Brahim mosque.

Egypt: Army Vows Not to Use Force Against Protesters

RFI, 31 January 2011

The Egyptian military has vowed not to use force to crush mass anti- government protests, acknowledging the people's demands as "legitimate". Read more »
Egypt: Protestors Hold Streets Into Sixth Day

RFI, 30 January 2011

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in cities around Egypt for a sixth day of protests against President Hosni Mubarak. The death toll on Sunday evening was at least 125. As dusk… Read more »
Egypt: 'Planned Anarchy' Playing Into Mubarak's Hands

IPS, 30 January 2011

The city squares where protesters battled riot police for four consecutive days were unexpectedly quiet late Sunday night, as Egyptians fighting to topple the Mubarak regime… Read more »
Egypt: Protests Enter Sixth Day Amid Jail Breaks

RFI, 30 January 2011

Thousands of demonstrators are gathering in cities around Egypt for a sixth day of protests against President Hosni Mubarak. The death toll on Sunday morning had passed 100.… Read more »
Egypt: Endgame Approaches for Mubarak

IPS, 29 January 2011

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak named a vice-president and agreed to form a new government, but protesters calling for Mubarak's removal said that they would not let up until the… Read more »
Egypt: Protestors Crowd Streets Again

RFI, 29 January 2011

Thousands of anti-government demonstrators were crowding the streets of Egypt's biggests cities Saturday, repeating demands that President Hosni Mubarak stand down. Read more »
Egypt: Mubarak Dissolves Government, Promises New One

allAfrica, 28 January 2011

President Hosni Mubarak addressed the Egyptian public just after midnight Friday, promising reforms and pledging to fight poverty and unemployment and to address corruption.… Read more »

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28 January 2011

President Obama on the Situation in Egypt

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The President speaks out on the protests in Egypt, urging the Egyptian government to show restraint and address the legitimate grievances of the ... see more »

Egypt: Dozens Killed in Cairo, Alexandria, Says Rights Group

HRW, 29 January 2011

The Egyptian government should order security forces, especially police and plainclothes agents, not to use live fire against peaceful protesters and bystanders, Human Rights Watch… Read more »
Egypt: Army Loyalty to Mubarak Will Be Crucial

IPS, 29 January 2011

Columns of tanks and armoured personnel carriers moved in to take up position vacated by weary riot police on Friday night as Egypt's embattled president attempted to restore order… Read more »
Egypt: Obama Warns Mubarak on Violence Against Peaceful Protestors

America.gov, 28 January 2011

Remarks by President Barack Obama in the White House State Dining Room on Friday: Read more »
Egypt: Thousands Battle Police On Streets

RFI, 28 January 2011

Thousands of Egyptian protesters have joined protests to demand the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, defying a government crackdown. Read more »
Egypt: International NGO Accuses Govt of Detaining Top Leader

Crisis Group, 28 January 2011

The International Crisis Group strongly condemns the detention of Mohamed ElBaradei in Cairo today. Read more »
Egypt: Journalists Targeted By Police Violence, Arrests

RSF, 27 January 2011

Reporters Without Borders roundly condemns police use violence against journalists covering Egypt's street protests. Read more »
Egypt: Govt Warns of 'Decisive Measures' Ahead of Protests

RFI, 28 January 2011

Egypt's interior ministry has warned that "decisive measures" will be taken as security forces prepared for a fourth day in a row of anti-government protests on Friday. The… Read more »
Egypt: No Let Up to Protests

UNIRIN, 27 January 2011

Thousands of Egyptian protestors have taken to the streets for the third day in a row to demonstrate against rising food prices, unemployment and lack of political freedom. Read more »

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North Africa: Online Media Lead Crisis Coverage

Fast-moving events across northern Africa have shaken long-lasting regimes - and the news organizations struggling to provide timely coverage. But new media - plus the youngest ... Read more »
- North Africa: Egypt, Sudan and Tunisia - Online Media, Al Jazeera, Lead Crisis Coverage
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Egypt: Protests Against President Continue

Demonstrations calling for the ouster of President Mubarak continue in several cities with police cracking down violently, a development that many analysts say reflects the ... Read more »
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