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15:16Egypt lifts ban on gold exports
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Tahrir on Saturday
Violence erupts as army disperses Tahrir Square sit-in
Demonstrators chased from protest hub by early morning military assault but regather hours later
  • Egyptians protest, defy army bid to disperse them
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  • Protesters set up tents in Tahrir Square, again
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  • Armed Forces orders arrest of NDP's Ibrahim Kamel
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  • Egypt Health Ministry reports one killed and 71 injured after military disperses Tahrir sit-in
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  • ElBaradei calls for dialogue between army and people
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    Arab League meeting focuses on Gaza
    Amid escalating Israeli aggression against Gaza, the Arab League will meet Sunday with Palestine topping the agenda
    Egypt revolution forces diverge over position towards the military
    A press conference held by several of the forces involved in the Egyptian revolution in response to Tahrir violence ended in disarray, as the groups split over their position towards the military
    Egyptian Premier clubs furious at interior ministry's security shake-up
    Ministry letter to EFA raises ire by suggesting unqualified stadium staff should play primary role in securing top football matches
    Egyptians protest at Israeli embassy in Cairo following attacks on Gaza
    After attacks on Gaza, Egyptians demonstrate on the doorstep of the Israeli embassy, previously off-limits under the Mubarak regime
    Friday protests sweep Arab world
    Protests erupted across much of the Arab world on the Muslim day of prayer, with demonstrators killed in Syria and Yemen while Egyptians staged one of the biggest rallies since President Hosni Mubarak's fall
    12 killed in Gaza's deadliest 24 hours since 2008-9 war
    An Israeli tank round killed a Palestinian in Gaza early Saturday bringing to 12 the overall toll from the deadliest 24 hours of violence since a devastating war ended more than two years ago
    Feature
    Salafists' wrath turns violent
    The recent spate of violent attacks by Salafists in Egypt against shrines sacred to Sufis gives an insight.....
    Feature
    All the king’s men: Who runs Mubaraks' money?
    2 comments
    Ahram Online unravels one of the strings of the convoluted Mubarak fortune, starting with business stakes.....
    Feature
    How divided is Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood?
    3 comments
    Though the Muslim Brotherhood leadership insists Egypt's largest Islamist group stands united, there.....
    Opinion
    Destroying shrines, destroying Egypt
    Abdel Moneim Said
    The reappearance of radical Islamism in Egypt is a grave development that could undermine the youth revolution
    World Health Day: Health is a human right
    Governments have already signed conventions that establish the human right to health; now it is time to put this commitment into practice
    Brotherhood youth push for reform against blind obedience
    Karem Yehia
    By questioning the group’s conservative and secretive nature, the youth branch of the Brotherhood are bringing the revolution to bear on the political scene in Egypt
    Heritage
    Ramsess II's last journey
    The first of the 1,500 artefacts planned for exhibition at the Grand Egyptian Museum overlooking the Giza Plateau has arrived safe and sound
    Ancient Egyptian artefacts stolen from AUC
    Artefacts in a storehouse in the American University in Cairo’s campus were never open to the public - and now those possibilities are no more after 145 authentic pieces were stolen
    The search for gold in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo
    Zahi Hawass speaks on what he saw when he returned for a more thorough look at the Cairo Museum after the initial break-in during the revolution
    Sports
    Bayern Munich sack coach Louis van Gaal
    German champions Bayern Munich on Sunday sacked coach Louis van Gaal with the Bavarian giants fourth in the Bundesliga and outside the Champions League places for next season
    Barca maintain title surge with Almeria victory
    Lionel Messi scored twice as Barcelona rallied for a 3-1 win over last-place Almeria on Saturday to maintain its eight-point advantage over second-place Real Madrid, which beat Athletic Bilbao 3-0.
    Cameroon and Ghana crash out of Olympic qualifiers
    Tanzania beat favourites Cameroon 6-4 on penalties on Saturday to qualify for the third round of the 2012 Olympic football championships while Sudan conceded a 1-1 draw against Ghana to go through with a 2-1 aggregate.
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    Fathi's corner
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    Zat Al-Hemma
    Folk heroes
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    Ballet
    Swan Lake returns
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    Egypt
    Suspects in Mercedes bribe case referred to criminal court
    Former chairmen of a military factory accused in Daimler corruption case are referred to criminal court
    Revolution youth can outdo Muslim Brotherhood says military council member‎
    A member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces says those who staged the 25 January Revolution are capable of outnumbering the Muslim ‎Brotherhood in upcoming parliamentary elections
    Students of Egypt's American University question its ties to Mubarak's regime
    The American University in Cairo boasts of its commitment to academic independence and liberal education traditions, yet some of its students and staff are now questioning the depth of these commitments
    World
    Wikileaks: Israel ruled out Iran strike in 2005
    Nuclear components are believed to be spread across Iran, as they adapt from Israel's previous attacks on Iraq
    Syria forces killed 28 protesters
    Syrian security forces killed a total of 28 people on Saturday, human rights activists said Sunday.
    Arab League to host Libya conference on April 14
    The Arab League on Saturday announced it would host next week a conference on war-wracked Libya, which will be attended by UN chief Ban Ki-moon and the European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton
    Business
    Kuwait prepares company with $1 billion to invest in Egyptian Bourse
    Decision made during last week's Kuwaiti trade visit to Cairo is welcomed by analysts
    Egypt's risky economy is making investors think twice
    A briefing from Barclays paints a bleak picture as exports suffer and foreign reserves plunge
    The gas price is not right, so what's next?
    Calls are growing for a renegotiation of Egypt's gas export agreements, but analysts say a long-term lack of transparency might hamper quick reform
    Arts & Culture
    Festival proves 'revolutionary ' in name but not in content
    The Peaceful Revolution Music Festival (Volume 1) featured four bands at El Sawy Culturewheel. The festival organisers were aiming to "celebrate peace in Egypt, and soon the whole world”
    Egyptian filmmakers rush to document the revolution
    Egypt's filmmakers are thronging to record the manifold stories of the Egyptian revolution on celluloid
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    Designopolis' take on the Egyptian revolution
    Souk El Horreya seems like another commercial exploitation of the Egyptian revolution. However the exhibition and the graffiti covering the walls, brings back a sense of justice to the revolutionary spirit
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