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U.S. condemns attacks on press and peaceful protesters in Egypt
04:33 
11:21 | 
0 | America.gov
The Obama administration condemns the harassment of journalists covering the unrest in Egypt as well as violent attacks against civilians, and it urges Egyptian government officials and opposition groups to immediately come together in serious negotiations for a political transition
Statement by the EU High Representative Catherine Ashton on the situation in Egypt
04:38 | 0 | Emg
The EU High Representative Catherine Ashton called on the Egyptian authorities to embark now on a meaningful and real transition towards genuine democratic reform, paving the way for free and fair elections.
Ten people connected to Moscow explosion arrested
10:36 | 0 | Tanjug
Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has discovered identities of people who organized and executed the attack at the Moscow airport Domodedovo last month, when 36 people died, and ten people were already detained, the head of the FSB Alexander Bortnikov stated Thursday.
Omar Suleiman: Unrest is foreign and Brother's conspiracy
10:56 | 0 | ANSAmed
Suleiman specified that "the foreign Countries, the Muslim brothers movement and other Egyptian parties have their own specific agendas'' and that ''the young people now in Tahir square are needed to meet these agendas". The vice president also stated that ''the presidential
Two Greek reporters injured in Cairo demonstration, reported well in health
11:02 | 0 | ANA
Two Greek media workers, a newspaper journalist and a photoreporter covering the events in Egypt were injured during demonstrations in Cairo on Thursday morning.
Mubarak fears chaos if he quits now
11:17 | 0 | Tanjug, ABC
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stated he wants to resign, but that he fears that his leaving now could cause chaos. Demonstrations throughout Egypt, army protects protesters.