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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.
Abla Fahita - the puppet accused of being a terrorist in Egypt
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The trial of Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi is adjourned after officials said bad weather had stopped his helicopter from taking off.
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The trial of Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi has been adjourned after officials said bad weather had stopped his helicopter from taking off.
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A clampdown on political opposition to Egypt's military rulers has prompted fears that the country is reverting to authoritarian rule.
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Egypt's health ministry says 11 people have died after pro-Muslim Brotherhood protesters clashed with police.
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The tomb of a brewer who served an ancient Egyptian court more than 3,000 years ago is discovered in the city of Luxor.
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Two people have been killed in clashes involving pro-Islamist protesters and Egyptian police in the city of Alexandria, officials say.
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Three Al-Jazeera journalists accused by Egyptian prosecutors of links with the "terrorist" Muslim Brotherhood are remanded in custody for 15 days.
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Broadcaster Al-Jazeera demands the release of four journalists arrested in Egypt for allegedly holding illegal meetings with the Muslim Brotherhood.
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A team of four Al-Jazeera journalists is arrested in Egypt's capital, Cairo, for allegedly holding illegal meetings with the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
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A student dies in Cairo as supporters of Egypt's banned Muslim Brotherhood clash with police and university buildings are set on fire.
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Cairo's al-Azhar University was set on fire and one person killed as supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood clashed with security forces.
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Three people are killed in fresh clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and police across Egypt.
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One person is killed in clashes between student supporters of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and residents in the capital Cairo, officials say.
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Egypt declares the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group after blaming it for a deadly attack on a police HQ earlier this week.
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A huge car bomb outside an Egyptian security building kills at least 15 people and wounds more than 100 in the city of Mansoura, north of Cairo.
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Egyptian police have arrested Hisham Qandil, the former PM who served under ousted President Mohammed Morsi, the interior ministry says.
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Egyptian clubs get their domestic season underway, hopeful of completing it after security issues cut short the last two campaigns.
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Syria, 
United KingdomThe impact of conflict in Syria and a military coup in Egypt has helped encourage many from the region to invest abroad and to emigrate, including to the UK.
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At least five people have been killed and dozens more injured by an explosion at a police headquarters in Egypt, according to security sources and state media.
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Members of the Muslim Brotherhood jailed in Egypt go on hunger strike in protest at their "inhumane treatment" in prison, the group says.
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The mounting violence against Egypt's Copts
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As Coptic Christians in Egypt prepare to celebrate Christmas, they are still waiting for scores of churches destroyed in August to be rebuilt.
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Three prominent Egyptian pro-democracy campaigners are sentenced to three years in jail for organising an unauthorised protest.
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Ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi will face a third criminal trial, over his breakout from prison in 2011.
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An Egyptian court acquits the former prime minister, Ahmed Shafiq, and two sons of former President Hosni Mubarak of allegations of embezzlement.
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Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi is to stand trial on charges including conspiring with foreign organisations to commit terrorist acts.
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Islamist protesters killed a taxi driver who tried to drive through a demonstration in northern Egypt, officials say.
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The authorities in Egypt have had an unfortunate start in their attempt to publicise the referendum on a new draft constitution.
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A car bomb outside a police base in the Egyptian city of Ismailiya has killed a police officer and wounded at least 35 people, officials say.
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Egyptian judges for the second time halt the trial of several leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, after they refuse to stop disrupting proceedings.
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Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie appears in court in Egypt for the first time since his arrest in August.
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A 15-year-old Egyptian girl released from detention on Saturday has told the BBC she intends to go back out to protest.
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Egyptian police recover an ancient statue of Tutankhamun's sister and wife, stolen during unrest in August.
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The comic strip superhero breaking the mould in Egypt
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Fourteen women jailed in Egypt over a protest in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi have been freed after an appeal court ruling.
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Twenty-one women and girls jailed in Egypt last month over a protest in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi are freed by an appeal court.
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Egypt's interior ministry says it will no longer allow visits to Mohammed Morsi, who has been detained since being deposed as president in July.
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ItalyEgyptian Muslim cleric Abu Omar, abducted by the CIA in Italy in 2003, is given a six-year jail term in absentia in Milan for terror offences.
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Up to 30,000 Eritreans have been abducted since 2007 and taken to Egypt's Sinai to suffer torture and ransom demands, new research says.
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Police brutality in Egypt 'continuing unchecked'
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The Muslim Brotherhood rejects Egypt's new draft constitution, saying "coupists" distorted the 2012 charter approved under ousted President Morsi.
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Police fire tear gas to disperse supporters of Egypt's ousted Islamist president in Cairo, as amendments to the constitution adopted during his time in office are agreed.
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Police in Egypt have fired tear gas at hundreds of Islamist protesters defying a new law that bans unauthorised demonstrations.
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Police in Egypt arrest prominent activist Alaa Abdul Fattah, who is accused of calling for protests against a new law restricting demonstrations.
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Muslim Brotherhood supporters have returned to Egypt's streets, protesting against heavy sentences imposed on 21 female supporters of ousted President Morsi.
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An Egyptian court sentences 21 female supporters of ousted President Morsi, including seven juveniles, to 11 years in jail over a protest last month.
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Teenagers were among 21 female pro-Morsi demonstrators jailed for 11 years in Egypt.
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Egyptian prosecutors order the arrest of two prominent activists for inciting a protest on Tuesday against a new law that restricts demonstrations.
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