Sources: DAWN
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak refuses to resign in an address to the nation. 2011-02-10
The chiefs of the European Union condemn the violence and a statement is jointly issued by Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. 2011-02-4
Anti-government protestors continue to protest against the Mubarak regime for a tenth day. 2011-02-3
The Egyptian Army calls on protesters to "help restore normal life". 2011-02-2
Ahead of his court case Julian Assange is interviewed at the Norfolk country house where he is staying, having been up all night preparing U.S. State Department cables relevant to ongoing events in Egypt for inclusion on the WikiLeaks website. 2011-01-30
Protesters gather outside the Egyptian embassy in Amman in support of "the people of Egypt" and calling on the United States: "do not interfere". 2011-01-29
Mubarak orders the army into the streets as buildings and police vehicles burn. 2011-01-28
The latest U.S. diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks indicate that police brutality in Egypt is "routine and pervasive" and the use of torture so widespread that the Egyptian government has stopped denying it exists. 2011-01-28
Demonstrations occur worldwide, with people expressing solidarity with the people of Egypt in international cities such as Istanbul, Tunis, Doha and London. 2011-01-28
Police in Cairo beat and arrest a "Guardian" news reporter, who secretly records the events that occur in the police van. 2011-01-26