Demonstrators are calling for a million protesters to join together on Friday in Tahrir Square
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Eye witnesses claim police officer shot and killed a microbus driver in Maadi. Immediately after, protesters set fire to two police cars
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Three chairmen, a chief editor and the head of the Press Syndicate resign today
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Weary of hypocrisy, state-run newspaper journalists demand their chief editors resign
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The National Association for Change presents a detailed account of how Egypt's transitional period should be managed
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Workers call on the dissolution of the state-controlled Trade Union Federation in the hope of creating independent labour unions
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As tents and barricades are taken down in Tahrir Square, triumphant protesters await to be comforted by a fourth military communiqué
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Ahram Online reporter Hazem Zohny recounts his experience of being attacked by a mob on account of apparently being an “Israeli journalist”
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Detainees are haphazardly accused of varying offenses, some formally charged while many remain unidentified
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UN’s Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression, Frank La Rue discusses freedom of expression and the internet at Cairo's Journalists Syndicate
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Blogs are cropping up to try and pool together all the region-related Wikileaks in Arabic.
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Ahram Online looks at how Egypt’s media covered news of an Egyptian spying for Israel
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A majority of Egypt's truck drivers remained on strike, occasionally resorting to violence against strike-breakers, and with failed negotiations, there is as yet no end in sight
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Trucking strike brought on by new traffic regulations come to a temporary end as drivers associations test government's commitment to their demands
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A campaign utilizing social media is calling for "Zionist" M&S not to be allowed to open in Egypt
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From conspiracy theories to simply bad theories, Ahram Online overviews the media’s coverage of the recent shark attacks.
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The question is whether its position as a force will last
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Ahram Online looks at the role played by Twitter in disseminating the punchlines of the 28 Nov. poll
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The party says election fraud was worse than expected
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