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TV host and police officer attacked in Tahrir, Egypt
Chaotic fights erupted in Tahrir Square, where an Al-Ahram journalist and a policeman trying to protect her were mobbed
Egypt’s military calls for citizens to hand over unlicensed weapons before 30 June
Egypt’s ruling military council states they won't charge anyone who hands over unlicensed weapons before 30 June
Italy, Russia call for 'humane' outcome for Mubarak
Italian Prime Minister and Russian President expressed concern over Mubarak trials on Italy's Republic Day
An intimate meeting with the Egyptian people’s diplomacy delegation in Tehran
Diplomacy group gets a warm welcome in Iran as Ahmadinejad pledges investment in 'cherished Egypt' and foreign minister Salehi suggests Khaled Al-Islamboli Street will be renamed 'Egypt’s Martyrs'
US disturbed by media crackdown in Egypt: Clinton
Clinton objects to crackdown on Egypt media
Mubaraks to be tried on 3 August for corruption and murder
Egypt's ousted president, Mubarak, his sons and fugitive businessman Hussein Salem, to face trials on 3 August
Thirty-five political groups officially boycott military dialogue
A signed statement lays out the groups' reasons for boycotting a series of meetings with the much criticised Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Egyptian media stays silent as military trials and detentions continue
An estimated 7,000 Egyptians remain in military prisons and military trials are still being conducted for average citizens, but the media is afraid to criticise the armed forces
Egyptian 10-year-old expelled for ‘inciting a revolution’ in Kuwait
When 10-year-old Bassem asked his teacher in Kuwait 'Why didn't you have a revolution in your country?' he didn't expect to be expelled from school for inciting a revolution  
Egyptian crowd sets Cairo police station ablaze after driver's death
One-man parties: Failure-bound and short-lived ?
With a spate of new parties emerging identified by a prominent affiliate or founder, Ahram Online asks how far into Egypt's political night can they tread when their light shines on one man

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Egypt denies Qaeda presence in Sinai
Egypt on Thursday denied the presence of Al-Qaeda members in Sinai, following charges by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that terror groups were mobilising in the peninsula.
No E. coli bacteria in Egypt: Ministry of Health
Minister of health assures Egyptians that precautions are being taken to prevent the contagious bacteria from entering the country
Vodafone loses face after taking credit for Egyptian revolution
The telecommunications company's new campaign in which it suggests that it inspired the Egyptian revolution provokes a furious backlash

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