Egypt's Churches Aflame as Brotherhood Runs Amok
Muslim Brotherhood fanatics are taking their frustrations out on Egypt's Coptic Christians, burning their churches and homes.
Muslim Brotherhood fanatics are taking their frustrations out on Egypt's Coptic Christians, burning their churches and homes.
El Baradei: "I cannot shoulder the responsibility for a single drop of blood."
As death toll continues to soar, interim government declares a state of emergency.
As 4 government ministers resigned after mass protests in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood said it would “defend itself” from protesters
Egypt's armed forces participated in forced disappearances, torture and killings during the 2011 uprising, a leaked report finds.
Crowds packed Tahrir Square to mark the first anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution despite cold and rain, but with little celebration.
Egyptian tourism revenues dropped nearly 30 percent last year due to its revolutionary ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak.
The trial of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has resumed in Cairo, with a verdict in the case possible before the end of the month
Monday was Day Four of another massive protest by the youth of Egypt as hundreds filled the streets around Cairo's Tahrir Square.
In scenes reminiscent of the uprising that ousted president Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's Tahrir Square has erupted into two-days of riots.
Egyptian newspaper claims Israeli agent provocateur tried to undo the January 25 rebellion. Israel: bogus report.
A provisional government court in Cairo has handed down its first death sentence - to a Mubarak-regime policeman who gunned down protesters.
Egyptian court rules that Mubarak family name should come off of many streets, buildings, and the like. “Time to move on,” lawyer says.
Mubarak was hospitalized Tuesday for a heart attack while he was being questioned for alleged corruption. Protestors: He is a butcher.
Bahrain has cracked down on growing unrest, arresting six opposition leaders. Six people have died in the violence.
US-born Tel Aviv resident Samuel Vengrinovich paid his way to Egypt for the one-week anniversary of the uprising. He was arrested several times.
Violence continues in Cairo's Tahrir Square as protesters are attacked amid complaints about police corruption.
A Million Woman March held in Cairo on Tuesday never topped more than 1,000, and ended with two groups shouting at each other.
Thirteen people were killed Tuesday in a clashes between Muslims and Christian Copts in Cairo, and at least 140 others were wounded.
Plainclothes security forces in Egypt slashed protesters with swords and attacked them with firebombs as demands grow for political reform.
Popular television talk show host Oprah Winfrey denies she will take her show on the road to Egypt's Tahrir Square.
Egypt's new prime minister took office Friday and a new interior minister began Sunday, but mobs are still protesting and the nation is not stable.
Two U.S. senators toured Egypt's Tahrir Square Sunday, one month after riots there forced President Hosni Mubarak's resignation.
The military regime in Egypt has banned deposed President Mubarak from leaving and has frozen his assets. His family faces criminal charges.
Egyptian military police beat protesters camped outside government offices overnight Friday but apologized for the violence hours later.
Egypt's temporary leaders reach out to public by taking more steps toward democracy.
Some Russians are drawing comparisons between the revolts in the Arab world and their situation.
Demonstrations continue in Bahrain, Libya, Yemen. Bahrain claims Hizbullah involvement, allows return to main square. 80 dead in Libya.
Government media in Egypt, which supported Mubarak during revolution, now supports the people. One paper issued an apology this week.
Reports from Egypt: militants are controlling the streets of the Sinai Peninsula and attacking police officers. Military trying to gain control.
Egypt's military has dissolved parliament and suspended the constitution, military leaders promise to be out in six months.
Twelve more US students have joined the growing exodus to Israel, six other students fled last week for a safe haven from Egyptian riots.
Mubarak is gone, but the revolution remains, at least for now. Protesters clashed with soldiers, who cleared most of them from Tahrir Square.
Arab leaders try to counter protests with financial incentives, experts warn the “buyoffs” may cause long-term poverty and instability.
Military leaders promise to keep international treaties, including peace deal with Israel, and say they will step aside after elections.
If Egypt's Mubarak is forced from power, he will have a fortune in foreign investments to fall back on, analysts say.
Al-Arabiya TV claims Mubarak arrived in Red Sea resort where he has a home.The army tells demonstrators to go home.
The mood turned ugly in Cairo as Egyptians heard President Hosni Mubarak say that he would not leave until the September elections.
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak is to step down, leaving the country in the hands of the military. A Revolution may have begun.
Clashes in Cairo’s Tahrir Square have entered their 16th day, as demonstrators continue to call for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.