Protests against the Mubarak regime go on nationwide for a seventeenth consecutive day. 2011-02-10
Mohammed al-Beltagi, a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood, tells Al Jazeera that the movement has no ambitions to run for the Egyptian presidency. 2011-02-4
Prominent Egyptian blogger and anti-Mubarak activist sandmonkey is arrested and 2011-02-3
Journalists from Al Jazeera and "The Washington Post" are arrested by Egyptian authorities; Swedish television loses contact with correspondent Bert Sundström. 2011-02-3
Some supporters of the Mubarak regime ride horses and camels and attack anti-government protesters with whips. 2011-02-2
President Hosni Mubarak meets the military, holding talks with Vice President Omar Suleiman, Defence Minister Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Chief of Staff Sami al-Anan and other senior commanders. 2011-01-30
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in the Philippines sets aside a P25-million standby fund for Filipinos in Egypt, though the official line is that Filipinos there are safe. Non-government labor organization Migrante-Middle East calls for the immediate evacuation of Filipino workers in Egypt. 2011-01-30
Protesters gather peacefully outside the Egyptian Embassy in Lebanon in support of the current uprising against the Mubarak regime, chanting, "Down with Mubarak!" and "Egypt is an Arab, not a U.S. state!" 2011-01-30
At least 100 people are killed and 1,000 injured in clashes so far. 2011-01-29