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    Egypt revolution live updates: minute by minute account of "Departure Friday"
    Ahram Online providing minute by minute live updates of "Departure Friday", the eleventh day of Egypt's historic popular uprising.
    A uniquely Egyptian revolution
    In the course of the past ten days, Egyptians have reinvented themselves and their nation. Though it fights desperately, and ruthlessly, for survival, the old order is defunct already
    Army or oracle?
    Wednesday's counterrevolution seemed to change faces as the day wore on
    Photo Gallery
    Egypt's million man march
    Tahrir square witnessed on February 1 the largest demonstration in a week of unceasing demands for President.....
    Review
    Fair Game: Power, politics and domestic drama
    Egyptian actors Khaled Al Nabawy and Hanaa Abdel Fattah star alongside Naomi Watts and Sean Penn in Doug.....
    Region
    The Palestine Papers: Chronicles of a death foretold
    Al-Jazeera’s release of 1,600 secret documents revealing unprecedented Palestinian concessions and Zionist.....
    Opinion
    Egypt: The Facebook Lynchings
    As Egypt's revolution enters its 11th day, sharp schisms are deepening in the people's ranks.
    Will 25 January, 2011, be a day of new beginnings in Egypt?
    Gamal Abdel-Gawad
    Yesterday's protests were extraordinary: Egyptians were able to express themselves but the country maintained security and public order. The message is clear, and ought to propel us into a new phase of indispensable reforms
    A new and evolved generation
    Emad Gad
    The young generation of Copts is destroying the old state-Church formula in a political evolution that may be necessary for the construction of a real civil society
    Heritage
    World museums on high alert for ancient Egyptian loot
    International museums are on high alert for looted Egyptian artifacts and some archaeologists have even offered to fly to the country to help safeguard its ancient treasures
    Egypt requests return of Queen Nefertiti bust
    Nearly 100 years after its discovery, Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities sends formal request to have priceless Nefertiti bust returned, citing UNECSO convention
    Exhibition: Seafaring Expeditions to Punt
    A photo exhibition marking ten years of American-Italian excavations at Mersa Gawasis ancient Egyptian harbor opens today
    Books
    Book review: Scents from Alexandria
    Al Shaimaa Hamed's short story collection explores the stories on the margins of Alexandria and picks at the secrets they contain
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    Book review: An Arab in Paris
    Sam chases his dream to join the world of Hollywood cinema, only to become homeless in Paris, far away from home and his destination
    Book review: Memoirs of a Young Brothers Activist
    Abdel-Monem Abu El-Fotouh recites the story of Muslim Brotherhood activities in universities in the 1970s and early 1980s
    Exhibition
    Georges Bahgoury
    Mekkawy Said
    Downtown
    Folk Arts
    World of Puppets
    Street Smart
    Alexandria Walk
    Zahi Hawass
    Kings Valley
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    An Arab in Paris
    Music Library
    Hidden Treasures
    Books
    Alexandria Scents
    Heliopolis Basilica
    Centenary Celebration
    Health
    Kids Teeth
    Books
    Ghitany's Time
    Egypt
    Not over yet, Egypt protests claim political scalps
    Eyewitnes account: AUC student detained on her way to Tahrir
    Amr Moussa considering running for presidency in Egypt
    The secretary-general of the Arab League says he would consider running in elections to replace embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
    World
    Algeria's 1992 state of emergency to be lifted
    Algeria promised to end a 19-year-old state of emergency and provide more political freedoms as reform protests are spilling over from one country to another
    Egypt reality 'means Israel must resume peace talks'
    Israeli senior official argues Egypt's crisis necessitates the return to negotiations with Palestinians
    The Palestine Papers: Chronicles of a death foretold
    Al-Jazeera’s release of 1,600 secret documents revealing unprecedented Palestinian concessions and Zionist expansionism has all but killed the peace process
    Business
    Egypt finance minister says unrest losses huge
    Egypt has suffered huge economic losses during political protests that broke out 10 days ago but the government is committed to meeting its financial obligations, finance minister said on Friday
    Oil price keeps above $102, with all eyes on Egypt
    World oil prices held above $102 on Friday, with the market under persistent pressure from the ongoing political crisis in Egypt
    Egypt banks to allow transfers, limit cash withdrawals
    In a step that might allow money flee, Egypt's central bank announced allowing unlimited transfers abroad starting Sunday
    Arts & Culture
    Celebrities commend ‘Day of Anger’ protests
    Many celebrities joined citizens in the protests that took place on 25 January. They are pleased by the outcome even though some have been arrested and others beaten
    Bahgoury: A Delightful Maverick
    Georges Bahgoury exhibits paintings bursting with life at Al Masar gallery in Zamalek. Communicating through fervent colour, his canvases do not simply impress, but induce an edge-of-seat attentiveness
    Fair Game: Power, politics and domestic drama
    Egyptian actors Khaled Al Nabawy and Hanaa Abdel Fattah star alongside Naomi Watts and Sean Penn in Doug Liman’s Fair Game
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