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Egypt protesters celebrate Mubarak’s resignation
Military sides with protesters as Mubarak steps down.
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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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Mubarak Will Not Stand in September Elections
Mubarak says he will not stand in September elections after as Egyptians flood Tahrir Square.
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Mubarak Picks New Cabinet as Protests Continue
Opposition calls for million man march as government tries to reassert authority.
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Military Prevents Confrontation between Protesters and Police in Cairo
Around 9am Saturday January 29, 2011, Egyptian police attempted to clear a street leading to Cairo’s Tahrir Square. Police fired shotguns into the air to announce their presence, following a night of massive civil unrest in Cairo. A group of protesters moved towards them from Tahrir Square. Three Egyptian military armored vehicles moved in…
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How Tunisia’s Uprising Inspired a Region
Throughout the streets of Tunisia’s capital, thousands are now reveling in what was once impossible – the ability to speak openly without the streat of jail. Originally published by Global Post on January 25, 2011.
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Tunisians bask in new freedoms
Tunisians continue to take to the streets, pushing for the prime minister to step down.