28 January 2011: Egypt’s Bastille Day
28 January 2011 marked a turning point in Egyptian history. On that day, anti-Mubarak demonstrations escalated their protests, engaging in violent confrontations with police forces all over the country.…
Survey poll says 79% will vote in parliamentary elections
Report inaccurate as non-representative sample and biased questions, says expert
Media coverage was far from impartial: Yaser Abdel-Aziz
Western reactions on revolution anniversary receive criticism by Egyptian officials
Egypt takes issue with AU inclusion of Turkey, Qatar in Libya meeting
Foreign minister stresses AU must coordinate with Egypt before including non-African countries
Volatile Matariya braces for more protests
Main road closed, as plain-clothed police officers patrol tense streets, after interior minister tells forces to be “direct and decisive”
Government should revoke citizenship of those ‘inciting violence’: Ministry
Religious endowments ministry also condemned “Western double standards of dealing with human rights”
New Qatari-funded channel sparks media controversy
Channel founders include former Brotherhood member and former head of Al Jazeera Mubasher Misr
14 governors to be replaced by month’s end
People turned down position offers and are afraid to take responsibility, says Al-Sisi
Egypt chides Turkey for human rights violations
“Egypt's speech a snap back to Turkey’s interference in Egyptian affairs,” says analyst
Interior minister tours Matariya as volatile district braces for another night of dissent
Main road closed and reports of plain-clothed police officers patrolling streets after the interior minister visits to tell forces to be “direct and decisive”