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Egypt's former vice president Mohamed ElBaradei faces charges over 'breaching national trust'
Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei, who recently quit as Egypt's interim vice president and left the country in the face of deadly crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood supporters by military-led government, may face charges of "breaching national trust" in a court in Cairo.
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20 dead after attackers storm Cairo protest
Thugs attacked an anti-military protest near the defence ministry in Cairo on Wednesday and 12 people were killed, officials said, in the politically tense run-up to the first post-uprising presidential election.
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ElBaradei returns to Egypt politics with new party
Reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei launched a new political party on Saturday that he said aims to unite Egyptians and save the country's revolution from a messy democratic transition.
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'Pushed to a corner', Iran could drop a bomb?
Pre-emptive military strikes aimed at forcing Iran to abandon its nuclear activities may end up having the opposite effect: convincing the Islamic Republic's leaders they need an atomic arsenal to secure their hold on power.
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Egypt's ElBaradei ends presidential bid in protest
Egypt's reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei withdrew from the presidential race on Saturday, saying a fair election is impossible under the military's grip nearly a year after Hosni Mubarak's ouster.
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El Baradei attacked; flees without voting
A crowd of angry men pelted Egyptian reform campaigner and Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei with rocks and smashed his car windows outside a polling center.He wasn't injured but was forced to flee in an SUV without casting his ballot in a referendum on whether to adopt a package of constitutional amendments that would allow new parliamentary and pr...
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Military offers assurances to Egypt and neighbours
As a new era dawned in Egypt on Saturday, the army leadership sought to reassure Egyptians and the world that it would shepherd a transition to civilian rule and honor international commitments like the peace treaty with Israel. Exultant and exhausted opposition leaders claimed their role in the country's future, pressing the army to lift the count...
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This is the greatest day of my life: ElBaradei
As the news of Hosni Mubarak quitting as Egypt's President spread, there were cheers among the tens of thousands of protesters who have been demanding his ouster and had been protesting for 17 days.The news was also welcomed by Mohammed ElBaradei, the man who led the opposition against Mubarak said. "This is the greatest day of my life. The country...
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Military caught between Mubarak and protesters
Even as pro-democracy demonstrations in Cairo have riveted the world's attention for 17 days, the Egyptian military has managed the crisis with seeming finesse, winning over street protesters, quietly consolidating its domination of top government posts and sidelining potential rivals for leadership, notably President Hosni Mubarak's son Gamal. The...
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Will ElBaradei fill power vacuum in Egypt?
With the clamour for Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak to quit just not dying down, who are the possible contenders?When asked who should come next, no one in Cairo really has a clear answer, perhaps because there's no one person leading the crowds.Trying to fill that vacuum is Mohammed El Baradei, Nobel laureate and former head of the International ...
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US scrambles to size up ElBaradei
When President Obama unexpectedly won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009, one predecessor was quick to applaud his selection for the award. "I could not have thought of any other person that is more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize than Barack Obama," Mohamed ElBaradei, then the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said in a vid...
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Opposition rallies to ElBaradei as military reinforces in Cairo
Egypt's powerful Muslim Brotherhood and the secular opposition banded together Sunday around a prominent government critic to negotiate for forces seeking the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, as the army struggled to hold a capital seized by fears of chaos and buoyed by euphoria that three decades of Mr. Mubarak's rule may be coming to an end.The a...
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Egypt Nobel laureate ElBaradei under house arrest
Egyptian security officials say police have put Nobel Peace laureate Mohamed ElBaradei under house arrest. Police stationed outside his suburban Cairo home told him he cannot leave the house after he joined tens of thousands of protesters in the capital on Friday.ElBaradei returned to the country Thursday night from a month abroad and declared he w...
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Egypt unrest escalates, ElBaradei returns
Internet service in Egypt was disrupted and the government deployed an elite special operations force in Cairo on Friday, hours before an anticipated new wave of anti-government protests.The developments were a sign that President Hosni Mubarak's regime was toughening its crackdown following the biggest protests in years against his nearly 30-year ...
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Egypt's former vice president Mohamed ElBaradei faces charges over 'breaching national trust'
Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei, who recently quit as Egypt's interim vice president and left the country in the face of deadly crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood supporters by military-led government, may face charges of "breaching national trust" in a court in Cairo.
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20 dead after attackers storm Cairo protest
Thugs attacked an anti-military protest near the defence ministry in Cairo on Wednesday and 12 people were killed, officials said, in the politically tense run-up to the first post-uprising presidential election.
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ElBaradei returns to Egypt politics with new party
Reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei launched a new political party on Saturday that he said aims to unite Egyptians and save the country's revolution from a messy democratic transition.
-
'Pushed to a corner', Iran could drop a bomb?
Pre-emptive military strikes aimed at forcing Iran to abandon its nuclear activities may end up having the opposite effect: convincing the Islamic Republic's leaders they need an atomic arsenal to secure their hold on power.
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Egypt's ElBaradei ends presidential bid in protest
Egypt's reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei withdrew from the presidential race on Saturday, saying a fair election is impossible under the military's grip nearly a year after Hosni Mubarak's ouster.
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El Baradei attacked; flees without voting
A crowd of angry men pelted Egyptian reform campaigner and Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei with rocks and smashed his car windows outside a polling center.He wasn't injured but was forced to flee in an SUV without casting his ballot in a referendum on whether to adopt a package of constitutional amendments that would allow new parliamentary and pr...
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Military offers assurances to Egypt and neighbours
As a new era dawned in Egypt on Saturday, the army leadership sought to reassure Egyptians and the world that it would shepherd a transition to civilian rule and honor international commitments like the peace treaty with Israel. Exultant and exhausted opposition leaders claimed their role in the country's future, pressing the army to lift the count...
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This is the greatest day of my life: ElBaradei
As the news of Hosni Mubarak quitting as Egypt's President spread, there were cheers among the tens of thousands of protesters who have been demanding his ouster and had been protesting for 17 days.The news was also welcomed by Mohammed ElBaradei, the man who led the opposition against Mubarak said. "This is the greatest day of my life. The country...
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Military caught between Mubarak and protesters
Even as pro-democracy demonstrations in Cairo have riveted the world's attention for 17 days, the Egyptian military has managed the crisis with seeming finesse, winning over street protesters, quietly consolidating its domination of top government posts and sidelining potential rivals for leadership, notably President Hosni Mubarak's son Gamal. The...
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Will ElBaradei fill power vacuum in Egypt?
With the clamour for Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak to quit just not dying down, who are the possible contenders?When asked who should come next, no one in Cairo really has a clear answer, perhaps because there's no one person leading the crowds.Trying to fill that vacuum is Mohammed El Baradei, Nobel laureate and former head of the International ...
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US scrambles to size up ElBaradei
When President Obama unexpectedly won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009, one predecessor was quick to applaud his selection for the award. "I could not have thought of any other person that is more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize than Barack Obama," Mohamed ElBaradei, then the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said in a vid...
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Opposition rallies to ElBaradei as military reinforces in Cairo
Egypt's powerful Muslim Brotherhood and the secular opposition banded together Sunday around a prominent government critic to negotiate for forces seeking the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, as the army struggled to hold a capital seized by fears of chaos and buoyed by euphoria that three decades of Mr. Mubarak's rule may be coming to an end.The a...
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Egypt Nobel laureate ElBaradei under house arrest
Egyptian security officials say police have put Nobel Peace laureate Mohamed ElBaradei under house arrest. Police stationed outside his suburban Cairo home told him he cannot leave the house after he joined tens of thousands of protesters in the capital on Friday.ElBaradei returned to the country Thursday night from a month abroad and declared he w...
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Egypt unrest escalates, ElBaradei returns
Internet service in Egypt was disrupted and the government deployed an elite special operations force in Cairo on Friday, hours before an anticipated new wave of anti-government protests.The developments were a sign that President Hosni Mubarak's regime was toughening its crackdown following the biggest protests in years against his nearly 30-year ...
