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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak refuses to resign in an address to the nation.
2011-02-10

The Vice President of Egypt Omar Suleiman promises that the government will not pursue protesters.
2011-02-8

Protesters form a human chain in Tahrir Square to prevent tanks from entering the area.
2011-02-5

Organisers of the 2011 Egyptian protests call on supporters to fill every square in Cairo after two days of clashes between supporters and opponents of President of Egypt Hosni Mubarak.
2011-02-4

Reporter Bert Sundström of Swedish public broadcaster SVT, reported missing yesterday, is hospitalised and undergoing surgery for serious "knife injuries" in Cairo after being kidnapped and stabbed.
2011-02-4

Nile TV (state television) journalist Shahira Amin, deputy head of the station, resigns after being threatened and intimidated; she tells Al Jazeera "I can't be part of the propaganda machine and I refuse to be a hypocrite", adding that she feels "liberated".
2011-02-3

President of the United States Barack Obama urges Hosni Mubarak not to run for the presidency again, though stops short of telling him to resign immediately. He also called for the transition to democracy "to begin now".
2011-02-1

China blocks searches for "Egypt" on its internet and restricts media coverage.
2011-01-29

International politicians, including William Hague and Hillary Clinton, speak out in support of the aims of the protesters and ask the Mubarak regime to listen to the people.
2011-01-28

Vice President of the United States Joe Biden attracts criticism for his refusal to refer to Mubarak as a "dictator", instead describing him as "an ally of ours in a number of things and he's been very responsible on, relative to geopolitical interests in the region: Middle East peace efforts, the actions Egypt has taken relative to normalizing the relationship with Israel".
2011-01-28