| 5,562,601 |
31.1981 |
29.9192 |
Egypt |
|
An Egyptian demonstrator was killed early in the day in protests against the country's military rulers in front of the security headquarters in Alexandria. |
| 5,562,606 |
31.13159 |
33.79844 |
Egypt |
|
One police officer was killed and another injured in Egypt's Sinai during clashes with members of an Islamist group suspected of attacks on a pipeline. |
| 5,562,610 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Protests and clashes with security forces continue into the third day. 3 reported killed in the fighting, 22 total over the course of several days, hundreds more injured. Nearby buildings were been set on fire. Conflicting report, city morgue officials have the death count at 33. The military governing cabinet tenders their resignations in response to the violence, though most military officials refuse. |
| 5,562,615 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Three American students were arrested by Egyptian police for throw petrol bombs at them. They are later released. |
| 5,562,619 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
An American journalist claims to have been sexually assaulted at the hands of police during rioting. |
| 5,562,623 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
The death toll from confrontations between protesters and police around Egypt has reached 30, the health ministry said on Tuesday, as the violence raged into a fourth straight day. |
| 5,562,627 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Tahrir Square clashes enter 5th day, three new deaths reported. Protesting continues despite an elections pledge by the junta. |
| 5,562,631 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
A French journalist claims to have been sexually assaulted by protesters while covering the rioting. |
| 5,562,636 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Protester and police clash for the 6th straight day. Police fire teargas and rubber bullets at the demonstrators. Many report the use of live ammunition by police. The death count has reached 41. |
| 5,562,639 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Protesters reassemble, but do not clash with police. Protesting leaders plan a new mass rally. They numbered in the hundreds of thousands. |
