Sources: Xinhua
U.S. TV coverage of the uprising in Egypt is criticised for being both pessimistic and superficial and for its focus on what events mean for the U.S. and its regional allies. 2011-02-5
Egyptian state television warns the people of Egypt to evacuate Tahrir Square in Cairo. 2011-02-2
Mubarak supporters, rumored to be directed by the Mubarak regime, protest in central Cairo, Alexandria and other cities, attacking anti-government protestors with stones, knives and Molotov cocktails. 2011-02-2
Pro-Mubarak protestors attack CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and his crew. The attack is successfully filmed. 2011-02-2
Former interior minister Habib al-Adli is urgently evacuated from the ministry building in central Cairo amid gunfire. He was one of the cabinet members dismissed by Mubarak yesterday and is accused of ordering troops to open fire on those protesting against Mubarak. 2011-01-30
Mohamed ElBaradei urges the United States to call for the resignation of President Mubarak. 2011-01-30
Young people in Egypt form a human chain to protect the Egyptian Museum from further attacks. 2011-01-29
President Mubarak calls on the government to resign, but gives no indication that he will stand down. 2011-01-28
A protester is killed in Suez, while dozens of protesters are injured in Cairo. One protester happens to video-tape a man being shot by police. 2011-01-28