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Mullen: Egypt’s Military Promises to be Stabilizing Influence
The Egyptian military has performed exceptionally well in its country's recent crisis, the top U.S. military officer said today in a podcast for service members worldwide. ...
Egyptian Military Refuses to Use Force Against Protesters
The Egyptian military said Monday it recognizes the "legitimate demands" of the Egyptian people, and it vowed not to "use force" against the public.
White House Calls for Change in Egypt
As world leaders closely watch the turmoil in Egypt, the White House has called for "a change in the way the country works" but stopped short of saying that its president must step down. ... 
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Muslim Brotherhood: Radical Islamists Or Reluctant Democrats?
For more than 30 years, the specter of the Iranian Revolution has stalked Western policymakers on the Middle East.
Egyptian vice-president calls for Mubarak resignation
Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman has proposed a plan aimed at solving the current political crisis in the country.
Israel calls on West to hold back criticism of Egypt's Mubarak
Israel is urging Western powers to refrain from criticizing Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak amid large-scale opposition protests.
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Egypt Protesters Defy Curfew for 4th DayTens of thousands of Egyptians are protesting in Cairo's Tahrir Square, defying a government-imposed curfew as they continue to press for an end to President Hosni Mubarak rule. ... Read more... ��  ��
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Young People Driving Middle East Protests The popular revolts roiling Egypt and other Arab countries are being driven by young people clamoring to oust autocratic governments they have known all their lives. ... Read more... �� ��
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