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US remains silent on Mubarak’s detention

An article in the Arabic Alyoum Alsabaa stated that the US remained notably silent following the detention order of Mubarak a former close and valued ally.

Mubarak’s Sons Detained for Investigation

State TV has announced early Wednesday that the ousted President Mubarak’s two sons have received a 15 day detention order pending investigation.

Al-Shater: MB Development Programme Will Take up to 6 months

Deputy Chairman for the Muslim Brotherhood Eng Khairat el Shater confirmed the MB has begun taking concrete steps to develop and improve the group.

Ousted Mubarak served 15-day detention order

The 83 year old ousted President Mubarak was ordered detention soon after both his sons Alaa and Gamal also received the pending order for investigation.

Egypt PM apologises vowing all responsible will be held accountable

Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf apologised on Monday following the crackdown on demonstrators in Cairo over the people by vowing to seek a judicial investigation.

Israeli officials: Egypt halted steel wall constructions after Mubarak’s ouster

Egypt has suspended construction of an underground steel wall along the Egypt-Gaza border that it had been building over the past year in an effort to stop smuggling weaponry through

Mubarak Denies Accusations in Speech to al-Arabiya

"I will reserve my right to sue anyone who tried to undermine me or my reputation," the 81-year-old ex-president said.

IGA Chief: Mubrak and Suzanne to Be Summoned for Probe Very Soon

Assem al-Gohary, head of the Illicit Gains Authority (IGA), said the deposed president Hosni Mubarak, his wife Suzanne and other family members, as well as former prime minister Ahmed Nazif,

MB statement concerning Mubarak’s recorded speech

In an unexpected and surprising recording Egypt's ousted President Mubarak denied accusations and allegations that he had accumulated illicit wealth during his rule.

Egyptian Army Under Attack as Protestors Stand Firm in Tahrir Square

Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo was the hotspot of the January 25 Revolution, and it continues to host the protests that ousted Mubarak and his corrupt regime.