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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.
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SpainOne of Osama Bin Laden's sons arrives in Qatar after being deported from Egypt and Spain following failed asylum bids.
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SpainEgyptian authorities question a son of Osama Bin Laden after his return from a failed attempt to claim asylum in Spain.
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Palestinian militant group Hamas says it will boycott talks with its Fatah rivals due to have begun in Cairo on Sunday.
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Several people are reportedly injured in clashes between factions of the Egyptian opposition Ghad party.
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Egyptian presenter on air after six-year headscarf battle
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An Egyptian schoolboy dies after allegedly being beaten by his teacher for not doing his homework, local reports say.
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Police arrest an Egyptian couple for organizing and holding sex parties with other married couples, security officials say.
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IsraelIsraeli President Shimon Peres is to hold talks with his Egyptian counterpart Hosni Mubarak in Sharm El-Sheikh.
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An Egyptian man is sentenced to three years in prison with hard labour for groping a woman in the street.
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An Egyptian man is sentenced to three years in prison with hard labour for groping a woman in the street.
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Egypt presents a Palestinian "consensus" plan and invites rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas for talks in Cairo.
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BelgiumSister Emmanuelle, a Belgian-born nun who dedicated her later life to helping poor children in the slums of Cairo, dies aged 99.
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LebanonEgyptian tycoon Hisham Talaat Moustafa pleads not guilty of ordering the murder of Lebanese pop star Suzanne Tamim.
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The level of smuggling tunnels between Gaza and Egypt is now an industry in its own right, say UN officials.
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Crowds of Egyptians attack police with clubs and stones in a town south of Cairo after a pregnant woman dies in a police raid.
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Sectarian ties are shaken in Egypt by the murder of a Muslim whose wife converted against her Christian family's wish.
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Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak pardons a newspaper editor sentenced to jail for an article questioning his health.
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Gaza StripPolice in Egypt block a convoy organised by opposition groups to carry medical supplies to the Gaza Strip.
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Egypt quiz show offers escape from housing crisis
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Eleven Europeans are freed in an operation near Sudan's border with Chad, 10 days after being kidnapped in Egypt.
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SudanSudanese troops shoot dead six of the kidnappers who abducted European tourists in Egypt last week, officials say.
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SudanSudanese troops shoot dead six of the kidnappers who abducted European tourists in Egypt last week, officials say.
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A fire blamed on an an electrical fault destroys the main hall of Egypt's National Theatre in central Cairo.
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LibyaA Libyan official says European tourists kidnapped in Egypt are not in Libya, as was claimed earlier this week.
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Libya, SudanA group of European tourists and their guides kidnapped in Egypt's desert have been moved to Libya, a Sudanese official says.
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Egyptian plateau attracts thrill-seeking tourists
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SudanSudanese officials say European tourists and Egyptian guides kidnapped last Friday are well, but rule out a military rescue.
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Five Palestinian smugglers die in what officials in Gaza say was an Egyptian anti-smuggling operation.
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GermanySudan says it has pinpointed the location of 11 foreign tourists and eight Egyptians taken hostage on Friday.
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Egypt withdraws an earlier statement that an abducted European tourist group is free, saying talks are continuing.
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ItalyFive Italian tourists are among a group of people who have been kidnapped in Egypt, the Italian foreign ministry says.
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Gaza's border crossing with Egypt is opened for two days to allow students, pilgrims and patients out of the Hamas-run strip.
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Rescue workers end a search for survivors in a Cairo slum where a landslide killed at least 90 people, but hundreds may remain buried.
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Twelve tourists, including seven foreigners, are killed in a road accident in Egypt's Sinai peninsula, reports say.
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The death toll from a devastating rockfall in the Egyptian capital Cairo has risen to more than 70, officials say.
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Grief and anger at scene of deadly Cairo rockfall
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The death toll from a rockfall in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, has risen to 61, with many more missing, state media says.
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Fourteen people, including an exam board chairman, are jailed in Egypt for leaking details of the senior school exam.
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A prisoner dies and at least 20 people, mostly inmates are wounded in rioting at a prison in Assiut, southern Egypt.
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At least 51 people are known to have died and many more are missing in a rockslide at a shanty town in Egypt's capital, Cairo.
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Images of the aftermath of the Cairo rockslide
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Rescuers in Cairo continue their search for survivors after a rockslide hit dozens of homes in Egypt's capital, killing at least 31.
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At least 24 people have died after a rockslide destroys homes in a shanty town in the Egyptian capital, emergency services say.
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Egyptian women tell of almost daily sexual assault
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