We have started to collect the most important news related to Egypt in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Egypt's prime minister has described the latest protests in the capital Cairo as a "counter-revolution".
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Egypt's Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri calls the latest protests in the capital Cairo a "counter-revolution", following deadly clashes on Friday.
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At least two people are thought to have died as clashes break out in Cairo after the Egyptian army tries to end a sit-in near the cabinet building.
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Clashes are taking place in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, after troops moved in to try to remove demonstrators staging a sit-in protest outside the parliament building.
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Egyptians go to the polls in the second round of elections to a new parliament, with Islamists expected to build on earlier gains.
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An Egyptian military court cuts the sentence imposed on blogger Maikel Nabil for criticising the military to two years - but his family say he will escalate a hunger strike.
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Voters from around Egypt share their thoughts and feelings as they go to the polls in the second round of parliamentary elections.
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Egyptian voters are set to go to the polls for the second round in the country's lengthy post-revolution election process.
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Egypt's new cabinet is sworn in with the key post of interior minister going to former Cairo police chief Mohammed Ibrahim Yusuf.
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The Muslim Brotherhood says its political party has won a majority of run-off contests in the first round of Egypt's parliamentary election.
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Two Islamist parties appear to be strengthening their lead in Egypt's parliamentary elections, as secular liberals trail behind.
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Election officials in Egypt say 62% of eligible voters turned out to vote in the initial stage of the country's elections earlier this week.
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US Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta calls on Israel to work with Turkey and Egypt to end what he calls its growing isolation in the Middle East.
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Election officials in Egypt say 62% of voters participated in the first democratic elections in 60 years, and give the first few results.
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Votes are being counted in Egypt after the second day of voting in the first elections since former President Mubarak was overthrown.
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There are reports of violent scuffles on the northern edge of Cairo's Tahrir Square, near the museums.
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Polling stations are crowded in a mostly orderly start to Egypt's first elections since President Mubarak was overthrown in February.
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Lyse Doucet visits a Cairo polling station to see how complicated voting is in Egypt's first elections since former President Hosni Mubarak was overthrown in February.
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Egypt is preparing to head to the polls for the opening stage of the first elections since former President Hosni Mubarak was toppled in February.
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Egypt's army chief says he will not let "troublemakers" meddle in Monday's parliamentary elections, but thousands of protesters remain on the street sin Cairo.
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Egypt's army chief says he will not let "troublemakers" undermine Monday's elections, as protesters against military rule gather in Cairo.
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Jeremy Bowen on tensions at heart of Cairo protest
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Members of the Arab League have drafted a list of economic sanctions to impose on Syria, after a meeting in Cairo.
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At least one person dies as clashes break out during protests in Egypt, two days before the first elections since the fall of Hosni Mubarak.
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As protests continue in Cairo and other Egyptian cities, the BBC's Jeremy Bowen has been assessing the support for various factions ahead of next week's parliamentary elections.
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Prime Minister-designate Kamal Ganzouri asks Egyptians to "give me a chance" as tens of thousands rally in Cairo against the military rulers.
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Three US students arrested in Cairo for allegedly throwing firebombs at policemen will head home within hours, reports say.
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Tens of thousands of protesters pack into Cairo's Tahrir Square to demand that Egypt's military rulers step aside ahead of Monday's elections.
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Syria is a few hours away from a deadline to allow Arab League observers into the country, or face possible sanctions, as a months-long crackdown continues.
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Egypt's military rulers have appointed ex-prime minister Kamal Ganzouri to form a new government, state media say.
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A court in Egypt orders the release of three US students accused of taking part in the protests in Cairo, Egyptian officials say.
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Egypt's governing military apologises for the deaths of protesters in recent clashes with police, and says elections will be held next week as planned.
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Egypt's ruling military has apologised for the deaths of protesters in clashes with police, as the unrest enters its sixth day.
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Egypt's tourism industry hit hard as unrest continues
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Credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's cuts Egypt's sovereign debt rating, pushing it further into junk status.
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Violent clashes have continued throughout the night in Cairo as thousands of protesters remain in the area around Tahrir Square, demanding an immediate end to military rule.
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Protests go on in central Cairo as demonstrators step up their demand for Egypt's military rulers to resign, with elections due in less than a week.
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"Rage against a system they believe was built to benefit others" motivated clashes that erupted in Cairo on Wednesday, according to the BBC's Jeremy Bowen.
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UN human rights chief Navi Pillay condemns "excessive use of force" by Egypt's security forces as clashes between protesters and police resume.
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There is mounting pressure on Egypt to end violence against activists protesting against military rule.
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Protesters continue to occupy Cairo's Tahrir Square despite Egypt's military rulers promising to speed up the transfer to democratic rule.
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An offer from Egypt's military rulers to hand over power more quickly has been rejected by protesters, who are demanding the leaders step down.
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Three US students are accused of throwing petrol bombs at security forces during protests in the Egyptian capital.
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Egypt's military council has responded to the mass uprising of the past four days by promising a faster transition to democratic rule.
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