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Cairo

EgyptAir plane was once tagged with graffiti saying 'We will bring this plane down'

Cairo

Mubarak released, enters military hospital in Cairo

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Cairo

Quotes of the day

Arab Spring

Obama cancels joint exercises with Egypt's military, but not aid

Arab Spring

Video: Violence spreads to Alexandria as death toll in Cairo rises to 525

Arab Spring

Egypt imposes month-long state of emergency after riots; Update: ElBaradei quits interim gov't

Army

Egyptian army clears pro-Morsi camps, at least 15 killed; Update: 3 churches torched; Update: Death toll rises to 124, says AFP

Cairo

U.S. embassy in Cairo condemns "the violence" after Egyptian police help attack Coptic cathedral

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Arab Spring

Cairo protesters throw rocks at US Embassy, clash with police in Tahrir Square

Cairo

Video: Protests, clashes spread outside of Cairo

Barack Obama

Quotes of the day

Ambassador Chris Stevens

U.S. intel cable warned Cairo embassy -- but not Benghazi consulate -- of possible violence on September 10; Update: Susan Rice caught lying?

Ambassador Chris Stevens

The eight dumbest things said about free speech this week

Mary Katharine Ham

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Barack Obama

Libyan officials announce four arrests in Benghazi consulate attack

Barack Obama

Diplomatic sources: State Department had credible intel 48 hours before attacks that U.S. embassies might be targeted; Update: White House denies

Ammunition

Libyan pol: It was obvious that the consulate in Benghazi needed much better security

9/11

Video: NBC chief foreign correspondent blasts Obama's "Egypt not an ally" statement

9/11

Is Obama channeling Jimmy Carter?

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9/11

Embassy protests spread to other "Arab Spring" nations

Cairo

Administration officials: Romney was right, that statement from the Cairo embassy was awful

apology

Senior administration official: The Cairo embassy's statement does not reflect the view of the U.S. government; Update: Romney calls embassy statement "disgraceful"

Cairo

U.S. embassy in Cairo apologizes for "abuse of free speech" after protesters tear down American flag

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