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Clashing viewpoints from Egyptians on the street ahead of a crucial constitutional referendum.
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Last Modified: 15 Dec 2012 14:29 GMT
Egypt's opposition struggles to unite
As a consitutional referendum looms, President Morsi's opponents are torn between a 'no' campaign and a boycott.
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Last Modified: 12 Dec 2012 08:27 GMT
Re-constituting Egypt
It is "very healthy" that Arabs protest when a president claims new sweeping powers that "undermine their revolutions".
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Last Modified: 29 Nov 2012 11:47 GMT
Egypt crisis hits stock exchange
Stocks drop almost 10 per cent as Muslim Brotherhood calls for protests in support of President Morsi's decree.
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Last Modified: 25 Nov 2012 14:26 GMT
Car bomb targets eastern Libyan city
One person killed and another wounded in an explosion on busy street in Benghazi, security officials say.
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Last Modified: 02 Sep 2012 14:39 GMT
Libya minister quits over Sufi shrine attack
Interior minister resigns after Sufi Muslim sites are demolished by armed groups witnesses say claim to be Salafis.
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Last Modified: 27 Aug 2012 03:45 GMT
Egypt: A second republic?
After the first truly democratic elections in a generation, will Egypt become a secular, religious, or military state?
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Last Modified: 19 Aug 2012 13:21 GMT
Democracy versus Tahrir
The youth of Egypt's revolution did not give their lives so that people could vote, but for social justice and freedom.
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Last Modified: 23 Jun 2012 12:52 GMT
An apathetic Egypt counts presidential votes
Officials say turnout in presidential runoff was lower than first round; final results expected later this week.
Evan Hill
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Last Modified: 17 Jun 2012 22:32 GMT
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