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Iran's Ahmadinejad in Egypt on historic visit
Tunisia: Nation's Dangerous Identity Politics
Arab Spring Countries Lag Behind in Press Freedom
Kerry likely to visit Israel, Egypt in first trip as secretary of state
Frank Video of Mass Sexual Assault in Cairo Is Released by Anti-Harassment Activists
Protesting in Egypt because they have nothing else
A video of police beating a naked man inflamed anger against security forces and the government. The opposition National Salvation Front called for President Morsi to resign.
On the Ansar al Sharia Facebook pages
Thousands of protesters hurled stones and firebombs at President Morsi's palace gates as security forces fired tear gas and water cannons; at least 48 people were injured. More demonstrations occurred across the country.
'Black Bloc' revolutionaries baffle Egyptians
Egypt's rival factions, the secular National Salvation Front and the Islamic Muslim Brotherhood, met and pledged to counter the political violence that has killed nearly 60 people in the last week. Eighteen suspects were arrested for belonging to the 'Black Bloc' group.
Secular and Islamic groups met to try to defuse the political crisis. Protesters in Cairo rejected prosecutors' decision to arrest members of the Black Bloc group on terrorism charges. Islamist parties said Black Bloc members must be killed.
Insight: Egypt is once again risking its futur
Black Bloc must die, say Jihad and Jama'a al-Islamiya
Egypt's army chief warned that the current political crisis could cause the collapse of the state. In Port Said, thousands of protesters called for the downfall of Egypt's president. Public prosecutors urged that members of the 'Black Bloc" anti-President Morsi group be arrested.
Radical Past: Former Associate Calls Morsi a 'Master of Disguise'
Omar Abdel Rahman: The push to free the imprisoned Islamist extremist
Egypt's transition to democracy put in doubt as 'militias' add to polarisation
Protesters and riot police clashed in Cairo and Port Said for a fifth day in spite of President Morsi's declaration of a state of emergency on Sunday; 50 people have died in the violence so far. Morsi's call for national dialogue was rejected by the main opposition alliance.
Washington casts wary eye at Muslim Brotherhood
