Deadly Crackdown in Tahrir Square
Apr 9, 2011 Life isn’t all peachy in Egypt, even with Hosni Mubarak gone. The Egyptian army went after protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square, killing one and injuring dozens, as the military tried to clear demonstrations calling for prosecution of Mubarak and family members.
Mubarak’s Enforcer Goes on Trial
Mar 6, 2011 Just days after President Hosni Mubarak resigned his seat of power in Egypt, former Interior Minister Habib el-Adly was arrested on charges of corruption. His trial began Saturday in Cairo.
Dispatches From Cairo: Victory Celebration
Feb 19, 2011 It looked like the most gigantic football victory crowd, with children on their parents' shoulders, Egyptian colors -- black, red, white stripes -- painted on faces, Egyptian flags being waved. Hope and prayers and pride for the New Egypt.
CBS Reporter Assaulted During Egyptian Celebration
Feb 16, 2011 On Tuesday, CBS News released a statement that reporter Lara Logan was attacked and sexually assaulted in Tahrir Square after Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stepped down Logan was filming a segment for "60 Minutes" when she and her crew .
Dispatches From Tahrir Square
Feb 14, 2011 The following, written by an American living in Cairo, describes what it felt like to be in Tahrir Square the day the people of Egypt fired their dictator.
After the Celebration, a Word of Caution From the White House
Feb 12, 2011 Earlier in the day, President Barack Obama -- even in the estimation of mainstream media outlets -- had reveled in the historic moment that unfolded when the Egyptian "uprising" became a full-fledged revolution Later Friday, the White House made .
Mubarak Resigns
Feb 12, 2011 After 18 long days of protests and unrest, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has finally capitulated to the demands of massive anti-government crowds, stepping down late Friday. Making the announcement was Vice President Omar Suleiman, pictured.After 18 long days of protests and unrest, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has officially bowed out. Vice President Suleiman, pictured, makes the announcement.Egyptian Crowds Await Mubarak News
Feb 11, 2011 Late on Thursday, thousands of Egyptian protesters converged in the epicenter of their revolt, Cairo's Tahrir Square, to wait for expected news about President Hosni Mubarak, who may not be their president for long, according to the Associated Press.Egypt’s Youth Will Not Be Silenced
Feb 9, 2011 Tahrir, which means "liberation" in Arabic, is the heart and soul of the pro-democracy movement in Egypt, but it is not the only place where spirited, defiant people gather.‘Left, Right & Center’: All Eyes on Egypt
Feb 5, 2011 Reports about a rapidly transforming Egypt have dominated the week's news, so it's fitting that "Left, Right & Center" all-stars Arianna Huffington, Robert Scheer, Tony Blankley and Matt Miller make the subject their sole focus of this episode.
