New governments can look to procedures that worked for Latin America and Eastern Europe
After many years' exile in US, Saad Eddin Ibrahim says he will return to Egypt to continue fight for consolidating democracy
As voters prepare for constitutional referendum, observers debate proposed amendments, timing of poll
US secretary of state meets with officials of transitional ruling body, veteran diplomat running for president
She announces a series of packages after meeting with her Egyptian counterpart
Antiquities chief Zahi Hawass says his decision was prompted by many of Egypt’s ancient sites not being properly protected
Clinton says she will be opening dialogue with members of Libyan opposition in Washington and on her trip to region next week
During stop in Washington, DC, Ahmed Saleh relayed his vision for the future of Egypt and called on US to help his country achieve it
Witnesses say Christians, Muslims threw rocks at each other before riot police fired warning shots
Family is facing corruption charges that new government is investigating
Nabil Elaraby, a former judge at the International Court of Justice, will replace Ahmed Aboul Gheit
Egyptian authorities again delay reopening of country's stock market
Habin al-Adly faces charges of money laundering, profiteering
Hundreds of protesters in Alexandria upset at human rights violations under previous Egyptian government try to storm building
Statement says Essam Sharaf has been asked to form caretaker government to run country temporarily
Ahmed Shafiq was appointed to the post by ousted president Hosni Mubarak
Media reports say talks focused on constitutional reform and a timetable for new elections
Move comes as top prosecutor considers additional actions against former president who resigned following popular protests
Members of military police beat some protesters in Cairo early Saturday
protesters have called on the military to rid the cabinet of members loyal to ousted President Hosni Mubarak
Officials say former officers, who want to be reinstated, hurled firebombs at Interior Ministry in Cairo, also set several vehicles on f
Muslim Brotherhood calls on international community to support Libyan anti-government protesters
It is first time in decades that opposition members are part of Egypt's Cabinet
But uprisings continue to mount in Bahrain, Libya and other countries in the region
Banks opened Sunday, following a series of government-ordered closures and short work days; stock market remains closed
Analysts on both sides of this debate have views about why, or why not, Egypt might want to acquire nuclear weapons
Thousands of democracy movement supporters pack Cairo's Tahrir Square Friday
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"
