Egypt: The Revolution Blows Up Published Jun 05, 2011 at 1:00 AM EDT Updated Jun 05, 2011 at 9:45 PM EDT Egypt incurred an estimated $1.7 billion in economic losses when crowds thronged Tahrir Square.

A leather-faced Egyptian fruit seller said it best: “The revolution was like a beautiful woman. She charmed us, and we fell in love with her and killed the tyrant to marry her, but she was just ...

Popular revolution: The Egyptian people have taken ownership of this revolution from its inception. The youth movement that called for the protests before Jan. 25 admitted that they did not know ...

The massive protests that forced Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s departure have been widely described as a revolution. And that’s fine. If there is an Internet revolution, a Reagan ...

Michelle Dunne spoke about political unrest in Egypt, the origins of anti-government protests that led to the Egyptian revolution, the use of social media by protesters, persons in position to ...

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Ambassador Fouad noted that during this Ministerial visit, the Egyptian-Nigerian Business Forum was held under the theme ...

Voices The issues behind Egypt’s 2011 revolution have not vanished – they now define this era around the world. What inspired the 25 January revolution still has a lot to tell us all ...

“Yalmidan” invokes the reality of life in pre-revolution Egypt, helping listeners understand the long-lasting desperation and essential nature of finally speaking out against the regime and the hope ...

A leather-faced Egyptian fruit seller said it best: “The revolution was like a beautiful woman. She charmed us, and we fell in love with her and killed the tyrant to marry her, but she was just ...

When the Egyptian youth in the ‘April 6 Movement,’ and ‘We Are Khaled Said,’ with the support of the Kefaya movement and ... But the ultimate triumph of Egypt’s revolution was not ...