Change presents both opportunities and obstacles for US foreign policy in the region
US official says Washington should not make any quick judgments about cutting military aid to countries like Egypt
Villagers share some of the complaints echoed during demonstrations in nation's cities
Thousands of Egyptian workers on strike demanding better pay, work conditions
Social media helped mobilize crowds, but makeshift hospitals, food tents and toilets allowed them to stay
Egyptian analyst says protesters want post-Mubarak democratic, secular government
Those taking most direct hit are impoverished people - guides, hotel employees and others in service industries
Foreign Minister calls on international community to provide financial assistance to help country's economy recover after protests
Military rulers issued a communiqué asking citizens to bear with them in these difficult times
Organization works behind scenes to win support
Series of crippling strikes have broken out nationwide in aftermath of revolution
Egypt’s military calls for an end to strikes as many worry they could further damage economy
Activists say the military council told them that a newly-appointed committee will finish drafting constitutional amendments in 10 days
Egyptians have another day off work Monday amid word of a new timeline for implementing political reforms
Food production has not kept pace with population growth
Spokesman for Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood says group seeks civil, moderate, democratic state
Envoy to US says he fully believes the military will hand over power to a democratically-elected government
Zahi Hawass says 18 objects were missing, including a gilded wooden statue of King Tutankhamun
As life returns slowly to normal, Egypt's military rulers meet two key demands of pro-democracy protesters
Soldiers are dismantling protesters’ tents, and Cairo’s infamous traffic jams have returned to Tahrir Square
Egyptians in US are rejoicing after end of Hosni Mubarak’s regime
People memorialize those who died, get down to nitty-gritty work of building country’s future
Omar Afifi Suleiman is helping to instruct protesters inside Egypt via Skye, Facebook, Twitter and cell phone
Military says Hosni Mubarak's Cabinet will remain in place for now while country transitions to democratic system
Communist Party calls for stability in Egypt after fall of President Hosni Mubarak - saying foreign powers should not interfere
After news reached New York's 'Little Egypt' neighborhood, jubilant crowd began happy cries of 'Long Live Egypt'
Resignation electrifies crowd in Cairo's Tahrir Square as people dance, cheer, shed tears of joy as presidency ends after 30 years
Familiar chants of 'the people and the army are one' have come true for many people
Military in charge after so-called Supreme Council of the Egyptian Armed Forces took power Friday, ending Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule
President emphasizes there will be 'difficult days ahead,' but is confident Egyptians can find answers peacefully, in spirit of unity
Israeli government is reacting cautiously, some Palestinians are applauding Mr. Mubarak’s decision to step down
What will its role be in Egypt in the post-Mubarak era?
Popular uprising, marked by more than two weeks of massive street protests, eventually forced Mr. Mubarak to resign
Supreme Council of Armed Forces represents heads of various branches of the armed forces, chief of staff and defense minister
Stocks in Europe and US jump higher, shortly after announcement
US vice president spoke ahead of expected statement in Washington by President Barack Obama
European leaders call for quick transition from military to democratic rule, while celebrations erupt in cities across Middle East
After 18 days of protests, Egyptian leader accepts people's demands; jubilant reaction in Cairo
Demonstrators also swarm around state radio and television building, presidential palace
Strong reactions after speech protesters did not want to hear.
Governments reacted with a mix of concern and impatience to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's refusal to immediately leave office
Defense Minister Ehud Barak calls for renewed efforts in Israeli-Palestinian statehood negotiations, despite turmoil in Middle East
Many Egyptians say they are just going to continue to come out and demonstrate
President Hosni Mubarak dashed hopes amid rumors of his imminent resignation when he announced that he will not step down
But US President Barak Obama did not specifically call for President Hosni Mubarak to step down
Egyptian President has delegated powers to his vice president but insists he will stay in office until September election
Egyptian state television says President Hosni Mubarak will give a speech to the nation late Thursday
Large groups of professionals are joining the political demonstrations, now in their 17th day
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said officials are paying close attention to what he described as a "very fluid" situation
Media reports say investigation is targeting former ministers of commerce tourism minister, housing and parliament member
Some in the elite have benefited financially and politically from their close association to the Mubarak government
Turn of events has sparked questions about whether the United States experienced an “intelligence failure"
Egyptian analyst says protesters view military action to remove President Mubarak as “last option”
Israeli officials worry that sudden change in Egyptian government could bring chaos and threaten stability in volatile region
‘Economist’ Middle East correspondent Max Rodenbeck says regime faces many demands in addition to those directed at President Mubarak
Israelis have feelings about Egypt's strongest Islamic group
Renowned feminist Nawal El Saadawi speaks about women gaining equal rights in a country where they legally are denied
Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman says the anti-Mubarak protests must end 'as soon as possible'
Demonstrators vow not to stand down until President Hosni Mubarak and the government do the same
Vice President Biden spoke to his Egyptian counterpart to emphasize need to stop beating, harassing, detaining protesters and reporters
Unmoved by new incentives, many demonstrators pledge to continue protests until President Mubarak relinquishes power
US defense secretary says Egyptian Army has acted in an exemplary fashion
WikiLeaks releases 2008 cables from US embassies in Cairo and Tel Aviv showing close cooperation between Suleiman, Israel and US
Anti-government protesters continue to camp out at Cairo's Tahrir Square, demanding the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak
Mohammed ElBeltagy says his organization seeks parliamentary representation and will honor all of Egypt’s peace treaties
But top officials of countries supporting peace negotiations are urging a resumption of the talks
Talks between Egypt's opposition and government fail to stop thousands from demonstrating, calling for Mubarak’s immediate removal
Egypt's newly appointed Cabinet decides to raise salaries of government employees by 15 percent
Thousands of protesters camping on Cairo's Tahrir Square say they will not abandon their fight until Hosni Mubarak resigns
He says only President Mubarak knows how quickly he will leave office
Protesters call for Egyptian president to step down, for US to stop propping up his regime with financial aid
Senior US Senator describes talks in Cairo as extraordinary
Clinton says the Muslim Brotherhood's decision to engage with the government suggests it is now involved in the type of dialogue
Group says delaying negotiations while unrest continues in Egypt and elsewhere will be ‘detrimental’ to regional peace and security
Representatives of the banned Muslim Brotherhood meet with Egypt's newly appointed vice president for the first time
The talks were the first known discussion in years between the Egyptian government and the banned Muslim Brotherhood
Hundreds of Egyptians queued outside banks as authorities opened some bank branches in Cairo, Sunday, for the first time in a week
Egyptian President meets with his economic team to discuss financial impact of political crisis, unrest costing $310 million a day
US President and other world leaders are calling for quick change in Egypt
Vice President Joe Biden speaks by phone with Egypt's Vice President Omar Suleiman, urging "transition to a democratic government"
Young Egyptian interviewed says those who sparked uprising were trained by Israelis in US, which Freedom House categorically denies
Navi Pillay calling for probe to determine whether Egyptian security forces instigated violence that disrupted protests this week
Admiral Mike Mullen says aid has 'intangible benefits' that contribute to military’s neutral and, so far, non-violent role in protests
Professor Shadrack Gutto says Mubarak ignored lessons from Tunisia
Both Arab and Israeli students feel a vested interest in outcome
EU leaders are also calling for pro- and anti-government protesters to end their violent clashes
Professor Imed Shahin says government may be trying to regain initiative
President does not press Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, however, to leave office now
Middle East analysts say Egypt's turmoil could empower a new and younger generation of Palestinian leaders
Speaking during Friday prayers in Tehran, Ayatollah Khamenei called the demonstrations an ‘Islamic awakening’
Proposal also asks for Hosni Mubarak to turn power over to transitional government headed by VP Suleiman with support of military
Foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton says it is essential that the people and the government move forward together
Obama administration condemning 'in the strongest terms' crackdown on journalists trying to cover the political upheaval
There were no reports of clashes as in previous days between pro-Mubarak supporters and demonstrators
Committee to Protect Journalists Says Government Trying to Institute a 'Media Blackout'
The president has been holding more consultations with his advisers on events in Egypt
Demonstrators are preparing for another massive protest Friday to further pressure President Hosni Mubarak to leave power
Heba Morayef expresses extreme concern by what she calls 'state' violence against protesters in Egypt
As situation in Egypt escalates, analysts say role of security, intelligence forces becomes extremely important in outcome of crisis
Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq calls incident a ‘disaster’, says it will not happen again
Sherif Mansour, with Freedom House, discusses background of the events in Egypt in an on-camera interview
State Department says it has evacuated about 1,900 U.S. citizens and their family members in an operation that began Monday
