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
Journalists from Al Jazeera and "The Washington Post" are arrested by Egyptian authorities; Swedish television loses contact with correspondent Bert Sundström. 2011-02-3
Prominent Egyptian blogger and anti-Mubarak activist sandmonkey is arrested and 2011-02-3
Some supporters of the Mubarak regime ride horses and camels and attack anti-government protesters with whips. 2011-02-2
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia expresses his disapproval of current events in Egypt, to which President of the United States Barack Obama responds that he "understands" Abdullah's concerns. [http:--arabnews.com-middleeast-article246710.ece ("Arab News")]date=April 2020 2011-01-30
Mohamed ElBaradei urges the United States to call for the resignation of President Mubarak. 2011-01-30
Al Jazeera English is unavailable by cable television across most of the United States. 2011-01-30
Wealthy Egyptian businessman Ahmed Ezz, a close confidante of Mubarak's son, resigns from the ruling NDP party. At least one of his steel company's offices has been targeted by protesters. 2011-01-29
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