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Worries about Egypt/Israel peace after a mob storms the embassy in Cairo
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Worries about Egypt/Israel peace after a mob storms the embassy in Cairo
Islamist group is considering moving its headquarters to Cairo
Courtroom chaos, witness credibility problems and violent clashes
Tensions have reached the worst point since Camp David three decades ago
Lawyers reportedly came to blows over their chance to go on television
Egyptians are sharing the clip on social networking sites
The former Egyptian president faces charges of corruption and complicity in killing protesters
Egypt is going to extreme measures to protect their former president
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After denying allegations, he offers admission without apology
1.5 million Gaza residents are finally able to travel after four years
One poster depicts Mubarak and Qaddafi as stars of Brokeback Mountain
The move may spark--and signal--increased tensions between Israel and Egypt
Obama says U.S., U.K. will "back up words with deeds" in Middle East uprisings
The ousted leader of Egypt could be executed if he's found guilty
The wife of Egypt's former president has been detained as part of a corruption investigation
The photo service took down pictures of Mubarak's state security officers
Christian-Muslim tensions have sharply risen since the uprising
A lawsuit over the licensing to the score of 'Fata Ahlami' is moving forward
The statement by Egypt's justice minister comes on the former president's birthday
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A mob attack on Lara Logan in Cairo is not major news in the region
The CBS News reporter describes a mob mercilessly attacking her in Tahrir Square
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Egyptians are removing the Mubarak name from public places and stripping chapters from textbooks
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Banks have trouble tracking accounts when someone's name has 100 different spellings
Gamal and Alaa Mubarak are now known as prisoners No. 23 and 24
Egypt's former ruler, now detained, was rushed to the hospital during questioning
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26-year-old blogger Maikel Nabil was sentenced without his attorney present
Mubarak proclaims innocence and says allegations are 'lies'
Two killed after army fires on protestors
Thousands demanded their former president be prosecuted for corruption
Yemen's president says he'll cede power this year, even as he's given emergency powers
Why the protests that toppled regimes in Egypt and Tunisia appear to have petered out
Bill Keller says he's been promised that, if Tripoli captured them, they'll be release unharmed
The secretary of state will visit Egypt, Tunisia and meet with Libyan rebels
On Wednesday, Kuwaiti women received more rights and a Saudi prince questioned the ban on women driving
Libya may be capturing our attention, but the situation in Egypt remains unstable
Ahmed Shafiq's departure is another victory for protesters
Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak speaks with Christiane Amanpour
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