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Are some Egyptians’ lives worth less than others?
The cavalier dismissal by new revolutionaries of the death of their opponents brings to mind the bad old ways of the Mubarak regime.
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The cavalier dismissal by new revolutionaries of the death of their opponents brings to mind the bad old ways of the Mubarak regime.
Interim leader Adly Mansour sets out plans for Egyptian elections and names interim government leaders as the country reels from the bloody clash between Islamists and the army on Monday.
Gunmen shoot dead a Coptic Christian priest in Egypt’s lawless Northern Sinai in what could be the first sectarian attack since the military overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi.
“Waste your summer praying in vain, For a saviour to rise from these streets” – what Bruce Springsteen can teach us about Egypt and the Arab Spring.
At least three people are shot dead during a demonstration outside a barracks in Cairo where ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi is being held.
Egypt ousts its first democratically elected president – but was it a coup or a revolution, and where did ex-President Morsi, now in military custody, go wrong?
What now? I’m looking onto Tahrir Square and the crowds are growing again. Not on the same scale as yesterday. But they clearly do not want to stop. They need to show this second uprising has popular support. They know that pro-Morsi protests are taking place too in Cairo, that his supporters are portraying this…
Egyptian people have “had enough of division” and must be “one body” in order to build a democratic nation, Egypt’s interim president Adly Mansour tells Channel 4 News in his first interview.
The whole nation is on tenterhooks again – the next few hours crucial.
President Morsi is ousted as Egypt’s president, and the army announces a temporary transitional period and new elections “to establish trust, peace and stability for the people”.
President Mohamed Morsi rejects an army ultimatum and remains in office as his supporters join opponents to protest and more senior ministers resign.
Tahrir Square is once again filled with tens of thousands of protesters. But why are historians not surprised? Channel 4 News looks at the rocky road to revolution.
The head of the Egyptian armed forces says the country’s political parties must find a solution to street protests in the next two days or the military will step in.
Thousands of Egyptians descend on Tahrir Square to call for President Mohamed Mursi to step down – against a backdrop of violent unrest across Egypt.
Clerics warn of a “civil war”, and the army says it may have to intervene, as opponents and supporters of President Mohamed Mursi clash violently across Egypt.