Egyptian Revolution 2011

Ezekiel and the Middle East

If prosecution does not resubmit charges regarding Tahrir Square killings, Mubarak will go free.

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, 84, suffered a heart attack Saturday upon his arrival at Tora Prison.

Arab media reports former Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman has decided to run for president.

A Statfor report says Egypt's military was planning Mubarak's ouster months before popular protests erupted in January 2011.

The Egyptian Revolution appears to have done nothing for women who attempt to support “change” in Tahrir Square.

Cairo's interim junta has said it will not renew the decades-old emergency law that has been in place since the 1981 Sadat assassination.

Egypt's prosecutor seeks death by hanging for former President Hosni Mubarak, his sons Gamal and Ala'a, and his former Interior Minister.

Some 10,000 women marched Tuesday chanting "Egyptian women are the red line," protesting military brutality against female protesters.

Egyptians on Sunday entered a third day of deadly clashes between protesters and government forces in Cairo's Tahrir Square.

The entire Egyptian cabinet submitted its resignation to the interim junta as unrest swells on the Nile, again.

At least 12 people were killed Sunday in a renewal of Cairo's Tahrir Square violence that brought down President Hosni Mubarak's regime.

At least one person is dead and more than 600 are wounded after protesters and police clashed Saturday in Cairo's Tahrir Square.