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Ousted Mubarak’s son runs up provocative bill partying in London over weekend

Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron was reportedly under pressure to freeze £5billion of assets stashed away in the UK by the ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.

Military Announces Constitutional Committee

A constitutional reform panel has been commissioned by the military council to change the same six articles in the Egyptian Constitution that ex-President Hosni Mubarak's constitutional reform commission identified.

Ikhwanweb Publishes Details of Mubarak’s Final Hours

"You got me into this, you and your mother,” Mubarak reportedly told Gamal. “You have ruined my history in Egypt". Unconfirmed reports are circulating that former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak

Mubarak Used Time of Protests to Relocate Usurped Wealth

Former Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak has been accused of amassing a fortune of about £40 billion.

The West’s Debt to Egypt

The huge protests in Egypt that have been taking place for the past weeks have paid off. Great sacrifices have been made, and hundreds of people have lost their lives,

International Report: Corruption Costs Egypt $6 bn Annually

Crime and corruption cost Egypt approximately $6 billion per year and a total of $57.2 billion from 2000 to 2008, according to a report by Global Financial Integrity (GFI).

ACHR: Mubarak and His Regime to Inevitably Be Prosecuted

Chairperson of the Paris-based Arab Commission for Human Rights ACHR), Dr. Violet Dagher, on Wednesday dispatched a fact-finding committee to Cairo to investigate police violence.

Rights Group to Prosecute Those Found Responsible for Attacks on Protesters

The Paris-based Arab Commission for Human Rights on Wednesday dispatched a fact-finding committee to Cairo to investigate police violence used against protesters demanding the resignation of Egyptian ex-president Hosni Mubarak,

Peaceful Protest and the Reward of Perseverance

The peaceful protests across Egypt have been blessed with success! Demonstrations marked by non-violent behavior that constituted a national uprising in Egypt, to remove oppression and tyranny,

Will the Military Support or Turn on the People?

From the beginning of the crisis the armed forces have said they are on the streets to protect the people and have reiterated their commitment to protect the nation.