At least 29 people died in violent clashes in Egypt Saturday, as the conflict-torn country marked the third anniversary of the uprising that overthrew President Hosni Mubarak. The country's health ministry said at least 167 people were wounded and at least 29 killed in rival demonstrations between opponents and supporters of Egypt's military-led government. Saturday's clashes follow a common pattern of violence that has taken over the country since Mubarak's ouster -- one that was stoked in July, when the army deposed Muslim Brotherhood-backed President Mohammed Morsi.

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Deadly Explosions in Egypt

• Four Terrorists With Explosive Belt, Firearms Arrested
• Gunmen Kill Five Egyptian Police
• The Escalation of Violence and Terrorism Threats the Human Rights System
• VIDEO: Death Toll From Egypt Protests Rises To 49
• Bomb Explodes Near Military Offices in Egypt
• Kerry Condemns Mansoura Bombing
• Blast Near Intelligence HQ
• Govt Blames Brotherhood for Bus Bomb
• 'Bomb Blast' Hits Bus in Cairo
• Blast Hits Cairo Police HQ, Two Dead
• Health Ministry - One Dead, Five Injured in Alexandria Clashes

Deadly Blast Hits Egypt's Security Forces

• Death Toll in Security Compound Blast Rises
• The Egyptian Organization Demands the Urgent Arrest of the Perpetrators of El-Mansoura Terrorist Incident.
• Thousands in Egypt Mourn Bomb Blast Victims
• Egypt's Army Condemns Deadly Blast
• Islamist Alliance Condemns Blast, Blames Authorities
• Egypt Top Prosecutor Forms Legal Team to Investigate Blast

Egypt Cracks Down on Brotherhood

• VIDEO: Campus Protests In Egypt Turn Deadly
• Egypt Govt Officially Announces Muslim Brotherhood As Terrorist Organisation
• Govt Ends Hopes for Reconciliation With Brotherhood Ban
• How Would Egypt Enforce Declaring Muslim Brotherhood a Terrorist Group?
• Egypt Govt Officially Announces Muslim Brotherhood As Terrorist Organization
• Govt Blames Brotherhood for Bus Bomb
• Hardline Islamist Group Says Govt Decision Opens Door to Violence
• Egypt Bans Muslim Brotherhood's Newspaper
• Muslim Brotherhood Declared 'Terrorists'
• Thousands in Egypt Mourn Bomb Blast Victims
• Us Embassy Condemns Egypt's Deadly Blast
• Death Toll in Security Compound Blast Rises
• Islamist Alliance Condemns Blast, Blames Authorities

Egypt's Sisi Vows 'Retribution for Martyrs'

• Sisi Promises 'Retribution for New Martyrs'
• Two Police Officers Killed, L0 Injured in Two Bombings in Vicinity of Presidential Palace
• Two Killed, 13 Wounded in Blasts Near Cairo Palace - Official
• Explosions Near Presidential Palace Kill Two
• Third Blast Kills Another Police Officer On June 30 Anniversary
• Egyptian Policeman Dies, Others Wounded, in Heliopolis Blast - State Newspaper

Bomb Attacks in Cairo Target Egyptian Police

• Two Bombs Hit Cairo
• Two Bombs Explode On Giza Flyover - State TV
• Three Policemen Injured in Giza Bomb Explosion - State TV
• Authorities Arrest Seven 'Terrorists', Two Palestinians - Army
• Minister - 74 Artifacts Completely Destroyed At Museum of Islamic Art
• Handmade Grenade Explodes in Giza, No Damages
• Interior Ministry - Two Bombs Explode On October 6 Road
• Police Break Up Brotherhood Sit-in At Cairo's Ain Shams
• OIC Condemns Cairo Blasts

Sisi to Run for Egypt President

• Sisi to Run for Presidency - Report
• Escalating Violence As Scores Die in Cairo
• VIDEO: Egypt Calls Early Presidential Election As Violence Spreads
• Army - Public Call for Sisi As President a Mandate
• Army - Public Call for Sisi As President a Mandate
• Sisi to Announce Position On Presidency Shortly - State Agency
• Brotherhood - Holding Presidential Elections First Motivated By Sisi
• Egypt Announces Presidential Poll
• 'Army Chief Under Pressure to Run for President' - PM
• VIDEO: Opposition Grows as Deadly Explosions Rock Egypt
• Referendum Results Steer Egypt's Future Roadmap
• Army Chief 'May Run for President'
• Army Denies General Sisi is Preparing to Run for President
• Meslamani - Sisi Does Not Rule Egypt
• Sisi's Winning of Time's Person of the Year Poll Reflects Egyptian Support
• Sisi - Millions Who Went Out On June 30 Proved That It Was a Popular Revolution and Not a Military Coup