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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.
Popular Egyptian television satirist Bassem Youssef is being investigated by prosecutors for allegedly insulting President Mohammed Morsi.
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United StatesThe Egyptian pound falls further against the US dollar, despite efforts by the country's financial authorities to intervene in the money markets.
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Egypt will soon resume talks with the International Monetary Fund over a crucial $4.8bn (£3bn) loan to shore up the economy, the prime minister says, as the currency weakens further.
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Gaza StripEgypt allows a shipment of construction materials to enter the Gaza Strip from its territory for the first time since 2007.
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The Egyptian President, Mohammed Morsi, has appealed to Egyptians to rise above their differences and work together to rebuild the country.
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Egypt's public prosecutor orders an inquiry into top opposition leaders over allegations they "incited the overthrow" of President Morsi.
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Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who is serving a life sentence, is back in hospital after another health relapse, judicial sources say.
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Egypt's opposition says it will consider an offer of dialogue made by President Morsi, two days after a controversial constitution became law.
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President Mohammed Morsi congratulates Egyptians for endorsing a new constitution and calls on all parties to take part in a national dialogue.
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Supporters of President Mohammed Morsi urge all Egyptians to work together after the adoption of a controversial new constitution.
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Nearly two-thirds of those who voted in an Egyptian referendum have supported a proposed new constitution, the election commission has announced.
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Nearly two-thirds of voters in an Egyptian referendum held in two stages support a proposed new constitution, the election commission announces.
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The result of a controversial referendum on Egypt's constitution is delayed till Tuesday as officials check allegations of fraud.
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Egypt's main opposition demands an investigation into the referendum on the draft constitution, citing "fraud and violations" in the voting.
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Egyptians appear to have voted in favour of a deeply divisive new constitution, unofficial and preliminary referendum results suggest.
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Egypt's Vice-President Mahmoud Mekki resigns, the latest political upheaval as polls close in the controversial referendum on a new constitution.
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Before the first round of voting for Egypt's constitutional referendum, some of the worst violence was in the industrial city of Mahalla. From there, Shaimaa Khalil reports on an emerging split within Egyptian society.
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Clashes erupt in the city of Alexandria on the eve of the second leg of voting in Egypt's controversial constitutional referendum.
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Egypt's new public prosecutor retracts a resignation offer, in a move that could re-ignite a row between President Mohammed Morsi and top judges.
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Ousted Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak is treated in a military hospital after slipping and injuring his head, Egyptian state media say.
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There have been further street protests in Egypt, with demonstrators marching on the presidential palace to voice their opposition to a contentious Islamist-backed draft constitution.
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Conspirators murdered Egyptian King Ramesses III by slitting his throat, experts now believe, based on a new forensic analysis.
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Egypt's newly appointed public prosecutor Talaat Ibrahim offers to resign from his post after protests from the judiciary.
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Egypt's opposition calls for mass protests after Islamists claimed voters had backed the draft constitution in the first round of the referendum.
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Votes are being counted in Egypt after a high turnout in the first leg of a referendum on a new constitution.
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Votes are counted in the first round of Egypt's controversial referendum on a new constitution, amid claims of irregularities and isolated incidents of violence.
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Voting ends in the first round of Egypt's controversial referendum on a new constitution, amid a high turnout and isolated incidents of violence.
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Polling stations in Egypt have been kept open for several hours longer than planned after thousands queued to cast their votes in a referendum on a new draft constitution.
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Supporters and opponents of Egypt's president hold last-ditch rallies over Saturday's draft constitution referendum, with some clashes breaking out.
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Draft constitution splits Egyptian president's hometown
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SpainPolice in Spain seize assets linked to Egyptian ex-leader Hosni Mubarak worth some 28m euros, including properties in Marbella and luxury cars.
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AlgeriaIn the fourth of a series of video postcards, people from Egypt, Yemen and Algeria talk about why they think the Arab uprisings have been important.
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A court in Egypt sentences an atheist blogger from a Coptic Christian family to three years in prison for blasphemy and contempt of religion.
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Egypt's opposition urges a "No" vote in a disputed constitutional referendum but may still boycott it if its demands on running the ballot are not met.
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United StatesSouth American champions Corinthians clinch their place in the Club World Cup final with a 1-0 win over Al Ahly of Egypt.
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Egypt's referendum on a draft constitution begins in embassies abroad, but it is unclear if the domestic vote will take place over one or two days.
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Thousands of demonstrators join rallies in the Egyptian capital Cairo ahead of a referendum on a controversial new constitution.
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LebanonIn the third of a series of video postcards, people in Lebanon, Turkey and Egypt talk about the effect the Arab uprisings have had on where they live.
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Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the Egyptian capital Cairo for rival rallies as emotions run high ahead of a planned referendum.
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Anti-government protesters have tried to tear down a wall protecting the presidential palace in Cairo.
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LebanonIn the second of a series of video postcards, young people in Egypt, Yemen and Lebanon talk about how they see the events that began two years ago.
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President Morsi orders Egypt's military to maintain security and protect state institutions as tensions rise in the run-up to a referendum on the constitution.
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George Alagiah reports on how the business community is coping since the Arab uprisings
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Egypt's opposition reject Islamist President Morsi's attempted compromise to a long-running dispute, and both sides call for mass protests on Tuesday.
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