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We have started to collect the most important news related to Egypt in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A court in Egypt bans "all activities" by the Muslim Brotherhood, after reviewing the Islamist group's status as a non-governmental organisation.
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An Egyptian police general is killed in fighting as security forces storm the Muslim Brotherhood stronghold of Kerdasa, in the suburbs of Cairo.
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FranceA French citizen dies while in police custody in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, with security sources saying he was beaten to death by fellow detainees.
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Egyptian police have arrested the Muslim Brotherhood's main English-language spokesman Gehad al-Haddad, state media report.
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Egyptian troops storm the central town of Dalga, held by Islamists loyal to the ousted president, Mohammed Morsi.
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Brazil, 
GhanaThe draw for Africa's 2014 World Cup play-off round pits Ghana against Egypt in the pick of the five ties to decide who reaches Brazil.
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An Egyptian judge orders a media blackout during the next phase of the retrial of former President Hosni Mubarak.
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Supporters and opponents of Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi clash during protests a day after a state of emergency was extended.
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The Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas denies training militants who claim to have been behind a string of bomb attacks in Egypt in the past two weeks.
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ItalyA former CIA Milan station chief asks the Italian president for a pardon after being convicted in absentia of kidnapping an Egyptian Muslim cleric.
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The Egyptian government is extending the state of emergency in place across the country for a further two months, due to security concerns.
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A double suicide bomb attack on military locations in Egypt's Sinai region kills six soldiers and wounds at least 17 other people, officials say.
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At least nine people are killed after the Egyptian army launches a major offensive against militants in the Sinai peninsula.
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Egypt's government denies state media reports that the social solidarity ministry has decided to revoke the Muslim Brotherhood's legal status.
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Egyptian Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim survives a bomb attack in Cairo, which he condemns as a "cowardly assassination bid".
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A new timeline for the formation of ancient Egypt is established by scientists.
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A military court in Egypt gives supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi long prison sentences after convicting them of attacking the army.
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An Egyptian court orders the closure of four television channels, including Al-Jazeera Egypt and one run by the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Egypt's state prosecutor says ousted President Mohammed Morsi will stand trial on charges of inciting the murder of protesters while in office.
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Egyptian officials say they have foiled an attack on a container ship which was aimed at disrupting shipping in the strategic Suez Canal.
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Thousands of supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi stage their largest protests for two weeks, with some clashes reported.
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China, 
United StatesChina Petrochemical Corporation, also known as Sinopec, agrees to buy a 33% stake in the Egyptian oil and gas business of US firm Apache Corporation.
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Why polls are not true measure of Egypt's Brotherhood's support
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A leading figure in Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, Mohammed al-Beltagi, has been arrested on a warrant issued last month, officials say.
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Gaza StripYolande Knell reports on the impact the turmoil in Egypt has been having in the Gaza Strip.
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The former Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, appears in court, three days after being released from prison and placed under house arrest.
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Egypt's interim government shortens a night-time curfew imposed during its crackdown on Islamist supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.
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In Egypt, pro-Morsi protesters have once again taken to the streets in mass rallies in support of people who died last week when mass sit-ins were broken up by interim government security forces.
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Hamas urges Egypt to reopen its border with Gaza, closed since an attack on Egyptian police, leaving thousands unable to cross.
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Egyptian ex-President Hosni Mubarak is released from prison after an appeal against his detention, and is set to be placed under house arrest.
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United StatesKim Ghattas on the difficulties of cutting US aid to Egypt
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Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been released from prison after appealing against his detention.
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Egyptian ex-President Hosni Mubarak is expected to be released and put under house arrest following a court order to release him in a corruption case.
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The history and legacy of military rule in Egypt
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An Egyptian court orders the release of ex-President Hosni Mubarak, amid reports he could leave prison on Thursday and be placed under house arrest.
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United KingdomEU member states agree to suspend export licences for any equipment that could be used for repression in Egypt, but humanitarian aid will continue.
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EU ministers meet to consider a response to Egypt's political violence, as EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton offers to mediate a solution.
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An Egyptian court is to review a petition to release deposed President Hosni Mubarak, as EU ministers discuss aid in the wake of recent violence.
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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood condemns the arrest of its leader Mohammad Badie over allegations of incitement to violence and murder.
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The 2011 uprising in Egypt saw Hosni Mubarak ousted after decades in power, but now the military has reasserted its influence in the country and Islamist President Mohammed Morsi has been removed.
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People in Egypt reflect on a nation in crisis
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Security forces in Egypt arrest the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohammad Badie, as the interim government continues a crackdown on Islamists.
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At least 24 Egyptian policemen are killed in an attack in Sinai, amid the wider turmoil of a crackdown on Islamist protesters.
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There have been dozens more deaths in the conflict between the Egyptian security forces, supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and Egyptians who do not support the current military rulers.
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BelgiumEuropean Union diplomats are meeting in Brussels to discuss Western aid to Egypt in the light of recent events.
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Why escalating violence in Sinai may be dark omen for Egypt
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The recent violence in Egypt has claimed the lives of people on both sides of the country's political divide.
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