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Egypt
Opposition rallies to ElBaradei as military reinforces in Cairo
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Egypt
More than 100 people have been killed during six days of protests calling for the overthrow of President Mubarak. The US embassy in Cairo has been closed as thousands of Americans will be evacuated.
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Egypt
Egypt – Prison inmates escape amid security vacuum
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Egypt
Clinton calls for Egypt’s transition to democracy, urges path to avoid power vacuum
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Egypt
More Egyptian forces move in as curfew passes
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Algeria
Comment: Recent unrest in Arab world is not about us
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Egypt
Sixty-two people, including protesters and security forces, have been killed and 2,000 more have been wounded during the past two days. A nationwide curfew has been declared, while police defeated an assault on the Interior Ministry building.
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Egypt
Egypt’s president names deputy for 1st time
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Egypt
Egypt protests continue as military stands by
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Egypt
Oil prices: Oil futures surge on unrest in Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon and Yemen
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Iran, the Muslim Brotherhood, and revolution
“I herewith proclaim to those (Western leaders) who still do not want to see the realities that the political axis of the new Middle East will soon be Islamic rulership and a democracy based on religion,” senior Iranian cleric Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami said on Friday during public prayers in Tehran. “All these protests in Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan and Yemen are inspired by Iran’s Islamic revolution and these countries are de facto rocked by the aftershock of the Iranian revolution,” Khatami claimed, according to Haaretz. At first blush, Khatami’s words may seem like mere hyperbole — using the unrest throughout the…
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Egypt
Iran sees rise of Islamic hard-liners
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Al Qaeda
Al-Qaeda banks on the chaos theory
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Egypt
Egypt cracks down on mass protests as Mubarak dissolves government
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Egypt
Tens of thousands of Egyptians have taken to the streets in 11 of the country’s 28 provinces to advocate the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak. Protesters attacked two government buildings while the government deployed the army and shut down communications in Cairo. The Muslim Brotherhood is backing the protests.
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Egypt
Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew
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Egypt
The Arab world’s youth army
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Egypt
Seizing a moment, Al Jazeera galvanizes Arab frustration
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Egypt
Egypt: Internet down, police counterterror unit up
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Egypt
Warily eyeing Egypt, Israelis feel like spectators
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Egypt
Violent protests escalate outside Egypt’s capital
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Egypt
Security forces arrested 19 al Qaeda operatives from Tunisia and Libya. The men were transiting Egypt to join al Qaeda in Iraq. The interior minister denied they had any link to the New Years Day suicide attack on a Coptic church in Alexandria.
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Egypt
The interior minister blamed the Gaza-based, al Qaeda-linked Army of Islam for carrying out the New Years Day suicide bombing at a Coptic church in Alexandria that killed 23 people. An Army of Islam spokesman denied the charge but said “we praise those who did it.”
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Al Qaeda
Egypt blames Gaza group for Alexandria church bombing
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Egypt
Egypt’s Sunni body freezes dialogue with Vatican
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Al Qaeda
Al-Qaeda to unleash Western jihadis
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Qatar
Clinton blasts Arab governments on reforms
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Egypt
Egypt – Ordinary Muslims, too, share blame for violence against Christians
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Egypt
The failure of governance in the Arab world
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Egypt
After blast in Egypt, many deride their church as too timid
