We have started to collect the most important news related to Egypt in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ivory Coast defeat Libya in Group A of the African Cup of Nations.
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World Cup finalists the Ivory Coast beat Morocco 1-0 in Group A of the African Cup of Nations in Cairo.
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Egypt earn a comfortable win in front of their own fans in the first match of the African Cup of Nations.
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Hosts Egypt beat Libya 3-0 in the opening game at the 25th African Cup of Nations in Cairo.
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Egypt frees 450 Muslim Brothers held during parliamentary elections, a spokesman for the Islamist group says.
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Egypt frees Sudanese women and children migrants among those violently arrested earlier this month.
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At least 12 people have been hurt in violence in Upper Egypt after Muslims tried to stop Christians building a church.
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Egypt says a former French warship can pass through the Suez Canal despite Greenpeace protests.
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The UN refugee agency speaks to about 650 Sudanese migrants violently arrested by Egyptian police last week.
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Palestinian authorities free a Gaza militant leader a day after armed protests spill into violence on Egypt's border.
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Hundreds of Palestinians pour through holes bulldozed by protesting militants in Gaza's border fence with Egypt.
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Egypt announces plans to repatriate about 650 Sudanese refugees rounded up in a violent raid last week.
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Egyptian President Mubarak visits Saudi Arabia, with Syria and Lebanon high on the agenda.
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The death toll has risen to 27 Sudanese deaths from an Egyptian police operation to break up a protest camp.
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Egypt is urged to set up an independent inquiry after more than 20 Sudanese die as police storm a protest camp.
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The UN expresses shock as up to 20 Sudanese migrants die when their Cairo camp is stormed by Egyptian police.
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Egypt now says 20 Sudanese migrants have died after riot police broke up a makeshift protest camp in Cairo.
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The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt reopens after a protest by Palestinian police forced it to close.
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Egyptian riot police fire water cannon at Sudanese refugees, breaking up a three-month-old protest camp in Cairo.
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Egypt's President Mubarak addresses the new Arab parliament at its first meeting in Cairo.
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The US, a key ally of Egypt, demands the release of an opposition leader hours after he is jailed.
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Egyptian opposition leader Ayman Nour receives a five-year jail term after being found guilty of fraud.
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The UN's refugee agency in Cairo says efforts to persuade Sudanese protesters to end a sit-in have failed.
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The condition of Egyptian politician Ayman Nour, on hunger strike for 11 days, has improved slightly.
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