We have started to collect the most important news related to Egypt in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Defending champions Egypt win a record sixth Africa Cup of Nations title by beating Cameroon 1-0.
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Egypt retain their Africa Cup of Nations title with a 1-0 win over Cameroon in the final.
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An Egyptian court rules to recognise Christians who converted to Islam and reverted to Christianity.
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Egypt take on Ivory Coast in the second semi-final at the Nations Cup after Cameroon defeat Ghana.
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Foreign minister Ahmed Abul Gheit says Egypt says no more Palestinians will be allowed to come over from Gaza, threatening to "break the legs" any new illegal infiltrators.
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At least 29 people are killed and 16 injured in a multi-vehicle pile-up in thick fog in Upper Egypt.
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A human rights group says Egypt has tortured HIV-positive men before they are subjected to unfair trials.
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Israel says it will erect a fence along the Egypt border to stop possible infiltration by Palestinian militants.
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A Palestinian is killed in clashes between Egyptian guards and Palestinians at the Egypt-Gaza border.
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Egyptian troops seal the border with the Gaza Strip, ending 12 days of freedom of movement for Palestinians.
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Paul Martin meets the Palestinians crossing the breached Egypt-Gaza border to do some essential shopping.
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Egypt announces the arrest of 15 armed Palestinians near its border with Gaza, as talks in Cairo continue.
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and his Hamas rivals hold separate talks in Cairo over Gaza's border breach.
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Iran says it is close to restoring diplomatic ties with Egypt, ending a 30-year freeze in relations.
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Egypt cuts off supplies to its border zone with Gaza to discourage Palestinians from pouring into the area.
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Egypt invites the Palestinian group Hamas to attend talks in Cairo "promptly" on resolving the border crisis.
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Cameroon are 5-1 victors over Zambia, while Egypt make it two wins from two with a 3-0 victory over Sudan in Group C.
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Thousands of Gazans pour into Egypt for a fourth day, after Egyptian attempts to reseal the border failed.
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Palestinians continue to pour into Egypt from Gaza, as militants thwart Egyptian attempts to close the border.
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Thousands of Gazans cross into Egypt via a ruined border fence for a second day, as Egyptian police gather.
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Egypt says it will not use force to return Palestinians who crossed from Gaza after the border was breached.
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Egyptian police round up Muslim Brotherhood members accused of holding illegal protests against Israel.
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Thousands of Gazans surge into Egypt to buy essential supplies, after militants destroy parts of the border.
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Two goals each from Mohamed Zidan and Hosni Abd Rabou give Egypt a fine start in their defence of the Africa Cup of Nations.
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Sudan kick off their campaign against Zambia in Group C after Egypt shock Cameroon with a 4-2 win.
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