Tahrir Square

Flanked by bodyguards, Egypt's Islamist president-elect Mohamed Morsi salutes tens of thousands of Egyptians
Egypt's Islamist president-elect Mohamed Morsi addresses tens of thousands of Egyptians in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
Egyptian men hold up a national flag as they celebrate as president-elect Mohamed Morsi addressed Tahrir Square
Egyptians listen to a speech by president-elect Mohamed Morsi in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Morsi (C)
Egyptians wave national flags during a rally in support of president-elect Mohamed Morsi in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
An Egyptian presidential guard stands outside Cairo's Al-Azhar mosque
An Egyptian man holds a chair with a portrait of president-elect Mohamed Morsi
Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Morsi (C)
An Egyptian man holds a chair with a portrait of president-elect Mohamed Morsi
Egyptians wave national flags during a rally in support of president-elect Mohamed Morsi in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
Egyptian supporters of president-elect Mohamed Morsi wave their national flag and chant slogans in Cairo's Tahrir Square
The Muslim Brotherhood has called for a huge demonstration in Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square
Mohamed Morsi (centre) will be sworn in before Egypt's Constitutional Court on June 30
The presidency announced Morsi would be sworn in Saturday before the Constitutional Court
Morsi's spokesman said he would "make a speech to the great Egyptian people"
Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Morsi
An Egyptian supporter of the country's new president-elect Mohamed Morsi, washes from a broken water pipe
Tens of thousands pack into Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 24
An Egyptian supporter of the country's new president-elect Mohamed Morsi, washes from a broken water pipe

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Egypt football riot sentences spark deadly unrest

A court verdict over deadly football violence sparked fresh unrest in Egypt on Saturday, with two people killed and buildings torched in Cairo, as Islamist President Mohamed Morsi faces growing civil unrest.
 

Two dead as Egypt football sentence sparks unrest

A court verdict over football violence sparked fresh unrest in Egypt on Saturday, with deadly clashes and buildings torched in the capital, as Islamist President Mohamed Morsi faces growing civil unrest.
 

One dead as Egypt football sentence sparks unrest

A court verdict over football violence sparked fresh unrest in Egypt on Saturday, with deadly clashes and buildings torched in the capital, as Islamist President Mohamed Morsi faces growing civil unrest.
 

US cancels award for Egyptian after incendiary tweets

Just hours before a high-profile ceremony, the United States Friday canceled an award to an Egyptian activist after learning she had praised the 9/11 attacks and the killing of Israelis.
 

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In an embarrassing about-turn, the US Thursday said it would delay giving a prestigious award to an Egyptian activist to check reports she had made anti-American and anti-Semitic remarks.
 

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Fresh clashes broke out on Tuesday between police and protesters in the restive Suez Canal city of Port Said, where six people were killed at the weekend, an AFP journalist said.
 

Egypt 'eye sniper' sentenced to three years

An Egyptian police officer nicknamed the "eye sniper" was on Tuesday sentenced to three years in prison for his involvement in deadly clashes in Cairo in 2011.
 

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Funeral for Egyptians killed in Port Said clashes

Thousands took to the streets in the Egyptian canal city of Port Said on Monday for the funeral of three people killed in overnight clashes with police.
 

Five Egyptians killed in Port Said clashes

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Four Egyptians killed in Port Said clashes

Four people including two policemen were killed in overnight clashes between security forces and protesters in Egypt's restive canal city of Port Said, the interior ministry said on Monday.
 

4 Egyptians killed in Port Said clashes

Four people including two policemen were killed in overnight clashes between security forces and protesters in Egypt's restive canal city of Port Said, the interior ministry said on Monday.
 

Baghdad security tightened amid budget demo

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Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei warned of chaos in the troubled nation if parliamentary polls go ahead in April, as protesters demonstrated in Cairo against Islamist President Mohamed Morsi.
 

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