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Deposed President could resign via a televised address and hand powers to interim Prime Minister

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Police fire bullets, birdshot and tear gas at supporters of ousted president

Tunisia's government said Mohammed Brahmi was killed by the same group as his fellow leftist Chokri Belaid
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Protesters mourn the death of Mohamed Brahmi

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Woman and young girl killed as deadly clashes continue with Friday protests in Egypt

Rallies of both supporters and opposition to ousted President Morsi clash as tens of thousands take to streets

British muslim Maajid Nawaz is the country's most famous former Islamist fanatic

Former Islamist Maajid Nawaz to fight marginal parliamentary seat for Lib Dems in 2015 election

A former activist in the radical Islamic group Hizb ut-Tahrir has been chosen to fight a marginal parliamentary seat for the Liberal Democrats.

US ‘refuses to take sides’ in Egyptian political turmoil, says Deputy Secretary of State

William Burns, the US Deputy Secretary of State, has said America will not take sides in Egypt’s political turmoil. The comment came during the first official visit by a US diplomat to Egypt since the army-backed revolt which ousted President Mohamed Morsi this month.

Egypt's public prosecutor orders the assets of 14 Muslim Brotherhood leaders to be frozen

Meanwhile, Egypt's army chief says no group will be barred from participating in politics

Supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi perform weekly Friday prayers at Rabaa Adawiya square, where they are camping, in Cairo

Egypt braced for more protests following prayers on first Ramadan Friday

Muslim Brotherhood tells its members to take to the streets, as the US warns interim government against “arbitrary arrests” of opposition

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