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Suez port employees reveal 21-ton US tear gas order for interior ministry

Port workers in Suez refuse to receive initial seven ton shipment as the interior ministry looks to restock after firing tear gas at protesters in Egypt for six days last week

Egypt electoral body chief admits to vote irregularities

Missing ballot papers and judges and violence at three polling stations cast a cloud over first day of parliamentary elections

Singing patriotic songs to keep their spirits up, voters in Heliopolis wait their turn

Despite the Salafist posters covering the school walls, many voters said they would not be voting for Islamist candidates

Over a thousand Egyptian expatriates in Germany vote

But more than half the ballots were disqualified by embassy officials because of voting errors

Tahrir polling station is open for voting. So what if it feels like a warzone? ‎

Tahrir Square is clamped-down and citizens are expected to vote in an ambiance of a tense war-zone, indeed, where police recently attacked thousands and killed over 35

BREAKING: Judge's club confirms more than one election judge is hostage

BREAKING: Voters take judge hostage in Mattariya

Breaking: Egypt voting extended till 9pm

Politics

ElBaradei ready to lead national salvation government

ElBaradei willing to give up presidential bid to guarantee trust and neutrality during transitional period as political forces united to up the pressure on Egypt's ruling military junta

El-Ganzouri asks for at least two months to fulfill revolutionaries’ demands

PM El-Ganzouri offers to cooperate with ElBaradei and Abou-Ismail

6 April Movement, Revolution Youth Coalition say no alternative to national salvation government

First day of polling dents Tahrir Square sit-in

Tahrir Square protest against military rule continues on first day of landmark vote, albeit with vastly reduced numbers

Egypt gas pipeline blown up hours before key election

Ninth attack on Sinai pipeline supplying gas to Israel this year

Blogger @Alaa gets another 15 days in detention, orders State Security prosecution

While he won't face a military trial, blogger and activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah will be tried in a state security court, which may be worse

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Tantawi scrambles to meet with political forces before million-man demo

Head of the ruling military council in Egypt hastens to meet representatives of prominent parties and movements only hours before planned 'constitutional legitimacy' rally

Egypt's ruling military is still 'married' to the people: SCAF official

Amidst massive protests in Egypt against what is regarded as farcical elections on Monday and replace the ruling military junta with a salvation government, the legal assist. to the defence minister argues to keep the status quo

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