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Egyptian president vows not to negotiate with kidnappers who abducted group of policemen and soldiers last week.
Police impede border crossing with Israel and crossing into Gaza to push state to help free kidnapped colleagues.
Bedouin tribesmen in Sinai peninsula say kidnappers want to exchange hostages for jailed relatives.
Six gunmen in Sinai peninsula intercept car carrying a Norwegian and an Israeli before forcing them into their truck.
Strike highlights belief among some officers that they are unfairly caught between people and politics.
Water cannons fired at protesters as opposition holds rallies to mark second anniversary of Hosni Mubarak's overthrow.
Move comes after death threats by hardline clerics and killing of secular politician in Tunisia.
Police fire tear gas at anti-Morsi demonstrators in Cairo, as thousands gather to protest proposed constitution.
Assembly to vote on draft Thursday despite ongoing protests against President Morsi's assumption of expanded power.
Ambassador and three staff killed during attack in eastern Libya city over film deemed insulting by Muslims.
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