Prosecution: Mubarak Clearly Authorized Shoot-to-Kill Policy on Protesters Egypt's American enablers in Washington have yet to face any legal repercussions for their part in the repression
Secular Blocs Warn Egypt’s Islamists Could Cut a Deal With Military Junta Didn't Target Islamists in Recent NGO Raids
Mubarak Charges May Be Dropped, Some Speculate Lawyers representing killed protesters have pointed to other recent court rulings gentle to Mubarak regime criminals
Muslim Brotherhood Rep. Says Peace Treaty With Israel May Be Put to a Vote Rashad Bayoumi, deputy Supreme Leader of the Brotherhood, also said Egypt will not recognize Israel
Egypt Junta to Speed End of Parliament Elections Runoffs Moved Up, First Parliament Seating in Late February
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Vows to Protect Churches During Christmas Protests Among Cairo Christians Over Pope's Plan to Invite Junta Leaders to Christmas Mass
US in Secret Talks With Egypt’s Military Rulers on Israeli Peace Treaty Mohamed ElBaradei suspects there are secret talks, which would be characteristic of US meddling in Egyptian affairs
Egypt Islamist Blocs Score 90 Percent of Seats in Second Round Junta Won't Let Majority Form Government Anyway
Egypt’s Security Forces Increase Attacks on Civilians, With US Support Up to 13 people have died since Friday in new clashes that seem to reverse the advances toward democracy
