We have started to collect the most important news related to Egypt in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
At least 16 people die when a minibus falls off a ferry crossing the River Nile, Egyptian police say.
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Human Rights Watch says Egypt used torture to fabricate a high-profile terrorism case.
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UN and AU envoys are to meet Sudan's neighbours in Egypt for fresh talks on resolving the Darfur conflict.
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Israel lets about 250 Palestinians, who have been trapped in the Gaza Strip for months, travel to Egypt.
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A court in Egypt jailed four police personnel for beating a man to death during interrogation.
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The Israeli and Egyptian leaders hold rare talks to prepare for a regional conference due next week.
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Egypt's top Muslim scholar defends himself against criticism for a series of controversial fatwas.
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Rights groups criticise Egypt for forcing minority believers to mis-state their religion on official papers.
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Etoile du Sahel upset Al Ahly with a 3-1 away win to earn their first Champions League title in Cairo.
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Ahly can take nothing for granted as they host Etoile du Sahel in the climax of the African Champions League.
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A man dies from his injuries after being tortured by Egyptian police for three days, officials have said.
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Two Egyptian policemen are jailed for three years each for a notorious case of torturing a bus driver held in custody.
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The 3,000-year face of the mummified Egyptian King Tutankhamun is put on public view for the first time.
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Egypt's National Democratic Party votes to keep President Hosni Mubarak as its head for another five years.
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Justin Webb reflects on how despite the US's promise of backing democracy in the Middle East little seems to have changed in Egypt.
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President Hosni Mubarak says Egypt will build a number of nuclear power stations to generate electricity.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice ends a Mid-East tour without firm pledges on peace talks in the US.
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Angry Bedouins rampage through an Egyptian town in protest at police action over a tribal dispute.
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The trial of a controversial Egyptian newspaper editor accused of undermining national security is adjourned.
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A controversial Egyptian newspaper editor is going on trial over a report about the president's health.
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Opposition newspapers in Egypt agree not to publish on 7 October in protest at press harassment.
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Egypt brands Washington's criticism of its human rights record "unacceptable interference".
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Thousands of workers take control of one of Egypt's biggest textile factories in a protest over pay.
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A top official in Egypt's authority of antiquities is arrested as part of probe into restoration project bribes.
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Rumours about President Hosni Mubarak's health go on, but Egyptian journalists must beware reporting them, says Ian Pannell.
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