Mubarak won't stand for election, Obama pulls support: reports
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is expected to say he will step down at the next election while U.S. President Barack Obama has told him he should not run, according to reports.
LIVE BLOG: Coverage of Egypt Turmoil
Live blog on developments in Egypt.
Turkish leader expresses support for Egypt protesters… finally
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has expressed his total support for the anti-government protesters in Egypt, after major Turkish newspapers has criticized his ruling AKP Party for their silence on the topic.
John Kerry urges Mubarak to step down
U.S. Senator John Kerry, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has urged Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to step down and promise that neither he nor his son will run in the presidential election scheduled for later this year. Kerry is the highest-level US politician to call for Mubarak’s removal.
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Mubarak's departure on cards as 'March of a Million' starts in Egyptian cities
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's tottering regime is bracing for the toughest challenge yet as thousands of protesters demanding his ouster barreled towards main city centers on Tuesday as part of the planned March of a Million.
Google Exec Missing In Egypt
Reports are emerging that a Google executive has gone missing in Egypt.
Morocco will not be spared from unrest, royal family member says
The unrest rolling across in the Middle East will likely not spare Morocco, said a relative of King Mohammed VI in an interview published Monday.
Egyptian Internet Still Down, Protests Continue
Egypt is becoming a test case for the Internet going dark, with only one of its main service providers operating. But the lack of communications isn't stopping the protests.
Egypt-like turmoil could spread to India, Pakistan, and China: Roubini.
Swirling turmoil in Egypt will likely spread to other regions of the world and may impart a negative effect on economic growth and contribute to higher consumer prices, according to Nouriel Roubini, chairman of Roubini Global Economics.
One million called to march Tuesday in Cairo
A coalition of groups on Monday has called for a march of 1 million protesters in Cairo on Tuesday. It is unclear what the groups' agenda will be, although many of the protesters in the streets over the last several days have been calling for the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak.
Most famous Egyptian in the world Omar Sharif says Mubarak must go
The most famous Egyptian in the world, actor Omar Sharif, well known for starring in film classics such as Doctor Zhivago and Lawrence of Ariabia, told a French radio station this morning that Mubarak should go.
Egyptian tourism drop could deal devastating economic blow to country
The violent protests in Egypt could deal a major blow to the country’s vital tourism industry, a development that could be economically crushing to the already riot-ravaged country.
Egyptian Protests Spark Sell-off in Apache Stock
Protests in Egypt sparked a sell-off in Apache Corp. (NYSE: APA) shares as investors feared disruption in operations, said an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
Israel anxiously watching events in Egypt; fears fall of Mubarak
Israel, which has been at peace with Egypt since 1979, has expressed its support for the beleaguered regime of President Hosni Mubarak, while its allies in Europe and the U.S. have more aggressively pushed Mubarak to enact reforms in the face of a massive uprising.
Six Al-Jazeera reporters detained in Egypt
Al-Jazeera, the Qatar-based Arabic news network which has already been shut down in Egypt, said six of its English-speaking journalists have been arrested in Egypt, amidst continuing unrest in the country.
How to overcome Internet shutdown in Egypt
The Egyptian government has abruptly shut down Internet, the main access point that can help people communicate with the outside world. But all is not lost as a few hackers have come across a solution to the nationwide shutdown.
Army firing heavy machine guns in Alexandria, Egypt : CNN
The army is firing heavy machine guns in the streets of Alexandria, Egypt, reported CNN on TV.
Shoot-to-kill orders given to Egyptian army: Press TV
Has Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak given shoot-to-kill orders to the army in a desperate attempt to face down the swelling anti-government protests?
Israel gives weapons to Egypt's Mubarak: Press TV
Iran's Press TV claimed on Monday Israel is giving weapons to Egypt to prop up the Hosni Mubarak regime which is engulfed in crisis and appearing to inch towards doom as violent popular protests gained momentum.
Protests in Egypt are 'atypical,' says well-known political science professor
Egyptian protests are not the typical haves vs. have-nots conflicts, said Dr. Ian Lustick, a well-known political science professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Is Qaddafi of Libya now getting worried?
Libyan leader Moammar Qaddafi finds himself in a potentially dangerous predicament.
After Egypt, can Syria fall next?
The ruling elite of Syria are likely monitoring the cataclysmic events in Egypt with both astonishment and fear
Obama no longer backs Mubarak regime: White House
President Barack Obama no longer backs Hosni Mubarak's regime in Egypt, according to a White House statement released on Sunday.
ElBaradei says he has mandate to help form new national unity government in Egypt
Leading Egyptian opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei, who has joined the anti-government protestors in Cairo, is urging the United States to pressure President Hosni Mubarak to resign.
Who is Omar Suleiman?
The man named as the new vice-president of Egypt and now likely successor to President Hosni Mubarak is a long-time trusted associate of Mubarak
Thousands of Egyptian prisoners escape amidst chaos
Thousands of prisoners have reportedly escaped from Egyptian jails as the crisis deepens.
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