Mubarak's Reaction
- Full text of Hosni Mubarak's speech - BBC92647
- How 'thugs' became part of the Arab Spring lexicon - BBC 05.09.1292648
- New Egyptian VP Ran Mubarak's Security Team, Oversaw Torture - ABC News 25.01.1192649
- Judge ends TV coverage of Mubarak case, angering opponents - Reuters 15.08.1192650
- Hated Egyptian police try to win public trust - BBC 29.03.1192654
- Snipers in the dark - Al-Ahram 31.03.1192655
- Military council to retry artist convicted of thuggery - Al-Masry Al-Youm 29.03.1192656
- Ain Shams students protest imprisonment of Amr Eissa - Ahram Online 27.03.1192657
- Pro-Mubarak group clash with supporters of 25 January in Abdeen - Ahram Online 24.03.1192662
- Report on 'Battle of the Camel' spotlights Mubarak regime crimes - Ahram Online 24.03.1192663
- Former Egypt interior minister and top security brass face death sentences for killing protesters - Ahram Online 24.03.1192664
- Egypt ex-interior minister Habib el-Adly to face trial - BBC 23.03.1192665
- Military courts issue 21 prison sentences for thuggery - Al-Masry Al-Youm 20.03.1192670
- NDP's battle of the camel - Al-Ahram 17.03.1192671
- Interior officials imprisoned over killings - Bikya Masr 11.03.1192672
- Investigation Committee points finger at NDP for camel attack on Tahrir - Ahram Online 12.03.1192673
- Who let the thugs out? - Ahram Online 11.03.1192678
- Egyptian military jails activist - Al Jazeera 03.03.1192679
- Egypt's PM quits as army seen responding to demands - Reuters 03.03.1192680
- Burying the truth - Al-Ahram 03.03.1192681
- Rights group: 17 Egyptian inmates killed at Monufiya prison - Al-Masry Al-Youm 23.02.1192687
- Farewell, NDP? - Ahram Online 16.02.1192688
- Give me liberty or give me death - Asia Times 12.02.1192689
- Mubarak plays into Iran's hands - Asia Times 12.02.1192694
- Mubarak: 'I will not step down' (Video) - Guardian 11.02.1192695
- Mubarak's failed last stand - Aljazeera 11.02.1192696
- Mubarak on the brink of departure - Independent 10.02.1192702
- Mubarak resignation rumours grow - Guardian 10.02.1192703
- CIA chief predicts change in Egyptian regime - Air Force Times 10.02.1192704
- Egyptian Army: 'Demands of People' Will Be Met - Defense News 10.01.1192705
- Egypt's army 'involved in detentions and torture' - Guardian 09.02.1192710
- 28 hours in the dark heart of Egypt's torture machine - Guardian 09.02.1192711
- Rights group to prosecute those found responsible for attacks on protesters - Al-Masry Al-Youm 09.02.1192712
- 'Sheik al-Torture' is now a democrat - Asia Times 09.02.1192713
- Egypt VP says government will not tolerate civil disobedience - Ahram Online 09.02.1192718
- Egypt protesters and journalists come under police fire - BBC 09.02.1192719
- Egypt's Foreigner Blame Game - hrw 09.02.1192720
- Egypt VP: Protests must end soon - Aljazeera 08.02.1192725
- Documented Death Toll From Protests Tops 300 - hrw 08.02.1192726
- Egypt accuses foreign embassies of smuggling in arms - RIA Novosti 07.02.1192728
- Torture 'business as usual' in Egypt amid revolt - Middle East Online 07.02.1192734
- Only the military can tell Egypt's Mubarak to go - Egypt Daily News 06.02.1192735
- Various Egypt opposition groups agree Mubarak may complete term - Al-Masry Al-Youm 06.02.1192741
- Pope Shenouda III supports Mubarak, Egyptian state TV - 06.02.1192742
- After Mubarak, what's next for Egypt? - Washington Post 06.02.1192743
- Hossam Bahgat & Soha Abdelaty: What Mubarak must do before he resigns - Washingotn Post 05.02.1192744
- Leadership of Egypt's ruling party resigns; opposition groups resist meeting with vice president - LA Times 05.02.1192749
- Military at heart of Egyptian state - BBC 04.02.1192750
- US wants assurances that Egypt transition talks aren't a sham - CSM 04.02.1192751
- Talks held on Mubarak's immediate resignation - Independent 04.02.1192757
- Mubarak family fortune could reach $70bn, say experts - Guardian 04.02.1192758
- Egyptians want Mubarak to leave with dignity intact, says new PM - Al-Masry Al-Youm 04.02.1192759
- Minister of Trade Rashid Mohamed Rashid banned from leaving Egypt - Ahram Online 04.02.1192760
- 'Wise Men' committee: Protesters demand that Mubarak step down - Al-Masry Al-Youm 04.02.1192765
- Egypt’s army failed in its duty - Le Monde 04.02.1192766
- Mubarak's Hired Thugs: Rural Poor Paid to Attack Opposition Supporters - Spiegel 04.02.1192767
- Three questions: Good cop, bad cop - Aljazeera 03.02.1192773
- Tahrir: Shock and awe Mubarak style - Aljazeera 03.02.1192775
- Taking on Pharoah's hired hooligans - Aljazeera 03.02.1192776
- Mubarak deputy insists president will not bow out before Egyptian elections - Guardian 03.02.1192781
- Mubarak 'fears chaos if he quits' - BBC 03.02.1192782
- Egypt bans ex-ministers from travel - Aljazeera 03.02.1192783
- Egypt PM 'sorry' for violence - Aljazeera 03.02.1192784
- Mubarak Switches On Smear Campaign - IPS 03.02.1192789
- Suleiman calls for end to protests - Aljazeera 02.01.1192792
- Egypt military calls for end to protests - Telegraph 02.02.1192797
- Long a seat of power, the Egyptian military may speed Mubarak's exit - CNN 02.02.1192798
- Why the Army Won’t Shoot Protesters - IPS 02.02.1192799
- Mubarak backers attack anti-government protesters - Independent 02.02.1192800
- The True Face of the Mubarak Regime by Sharif Abdel Kouddous - DN 02.02.1192805
- Omar Suleiman: Egypt's vice-presidential spook - Channel4 02.02.1192806
- Defiant Mubarak vows to finish term - Aljazeera 02.02.1192807
- Full text of Mubarak's speech - Aljazeera 02.02.1192808
- Transcript: Mubarak tells Egyptians he won't seek re-election - CNN 01.02.1192813
- Mubarak vows to quit after polls - BBC 01.02.1192815
- Mubarak and His Future - New Yorker 01.02.1192816
- Egyptian security under pressure - BBC 01.02.1192821
- Egypt's intelligence chief, Omar Suleiman, could be called on to smooth turmoil - Washington Post 01.02.1192822
- Mubarak's deputy linked to secret CIA program - Middle East Online 01.02.1192823
- Obama turned to envoy who could speak to Mubarak as a friend - Washington Post 01.02.1192824
- Gamal Mubarak’s Change of Fortunes - New Yorker 30.01.1192829
- Letter from Human Rights Watch to The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi - 30.01.1192830
- Who Is Omar Suleiman? - New Yorker 29.01.1192831
- Egyptian army statement vowing not to use force - BBC 01.02.1192832
- The last trick up Mubarak's sleeve - Asia Times 01.02.1192837
- Egyptian police reappear alongside army as anti-Mubarak demonstrations continue - Washington Post 31.01.1192839
- Israel 'fears' post-Mubarak era - Aljazeera 31.01.1192840
- Egypt's military moves to take control of parts of Cairo - LA Times 31.01.1192845
- Will the US make the right decision in Egypt? - New Middle East 31.01.1192846
- President plots his survival as US calls for 'free and fair' election - Independent 31.01.1192847
- Egypt’s Military in the Crosshairs - Foreign Policy 30.01.1192853
- Friend or foe? Egypt's army keeps protesters guessing - Guardian 30.01.1192854
- All eyes on Egypt's military as Hosni Mubarak fortifies position - Guardian 30.01.1192855
- Egypt in crisis, Mubarak meets commanders - Reuters 30.01.1192856
- Omar Suleiman the CIAs Man in Cairo and Egypts Torturer in Chief - Jadaliyya 30.01.1192862
- Egypt protests: Mubarak names Omar Suleiman as VP - BBC 29.01.1192863
- End Use of Live Fire at Peaceful Protests - hrw 29.01.1192864
- Hospital says police shooting to kill - Al-Masry Al-Youm 29.01.1192869
- Mubarak plays the "looting card" - Afrol 29.01.1192870
- Mubarak's speech - Economist 29.01.1192877