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Top prosecutor slams travel ban on Mubarak and family

A much welcome travel ban has been announced by the Egyptian state TV confirming the top prosecutor has banned the ousted Dictator Mubarak and his family from travel abroad in

Army issues statement regretting unintentional confrontations with protesters

Thousands of Egyptians rallied in Tahrir square to celebrate the success of the revolution and call for a new government purged of old guard remnants since a number of key

EU contemplates Freezing Mubarak’s Assets

A European official stated that the EU is studying the freezing of Mubarak’s assets according to the demands of the Egyptian people and will decide the matter within the next

Spokesman downplays ousted Mubarak’s wealth

Spokesman for ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has denied allegations by the media concerning reports on his vast wealth. Media reports said Mubarak had transferred his wealth reported to be

Campaigners Pressure G20 to Freeze Mubarak’s Assets

Seventy-eight campaigners maintained they had signed a letter making recommendations to the G20 on each of the 11 points covered by the action plan.

US Intelligence Largely Unaware of Truth about the Muslim Brotherhood

Concerned about a potentially volatile Middle East, the US’s top intelligence officer James Clapper was forced last week to clarify a statement he made about Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood.

Swiss Document: Mubarak Owns More than 19 Ton of Platinum

A secret document issued by the Swiss Bank revealed a new aspect of the wealth of former president Hosny Mubarak.

Former Agriculture Minister and Businessmen Banned from Traveling

Egypt imposed travel bans and froze the assets of another former cabinet minister and two more businessmen: Amin Abaza, who was Minister of Agriculture under deposed president Hosni Mubarak, Mohamed

Youths call for unified entity to represent People of the Revolution

A press conference was held Thursday by a group of independent and politically affiliated youths who took part in Egypt's 25 January revolution at the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate announcing the

MB’s Leading Role in January 25 Day of Anger – Prospects for Victory

Under the title "Protesters in Bloody Wednesday clashes in Cairo's Tahrir Square would have been slain but for the fact that young Muslim Brothers defended them," journalist Bara al-Khatib wrote