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In Egypt, signs that the revolution has only just begun
Violent clashes highlight growing perception that the Mubarak regime remains, operating in Cairo’s shadows.
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Egypt’s army disperses new demonstration
Tens of thousands of Egyptian protesters gathered in Tahrir Square to call for greater political reform just two weeks after the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak.
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Fleeing chaos on Libya’s eastern frontier
The instability in Libya’s eastern region, said Egyptians coming across the border, came after the withdrawal of the nation’s police forces.
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Tunisia: Toppling Ben Ali just the beginning
Former political prisoners still bear scars of the old regime
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Mubarak Quits, Egypt Plans Future
Amid celebrations, Egyptians call on army to help build a new democracy.
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Egypt protesters celebrate Mubarak’s resignation
Military sides with protesters as Mubarak steps down.
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Outside Tahrir, Longing for Normalcy
Story published February 9, 2011 by Global Post: CAIRO, Egypt – Diaa el Fishawy puffs furiously on his shisha pipe, blowing thick curls of honey-scented smoke throughout the empty room. It’s early in the afternoon, but he’s already on his fifth bowl of the day. El Fishawy’s namesake coffee shop, nestled in a narrow open-air…
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Egypt locked in standoff
Anti-government protesters demand Mubarak’s immediate departure, but he refuses to go.
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Opposing Protesters Clash in the Streets of Cairo
Armed Mubarak supporters clash with protesters as Egypt army calls for end to demonstrations.
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