Egypt: the wait
For 17 days, tens of thousands of anti-government protesters gathered in Tahrir Square calling for the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, 30 years in power. They had been acting out of passion for their country and dedication for change. They had protested and waited for a response. The response came in an address from Mubarak to the country and his people. Mubarak would not step down. Then a
Egypt: A New Turning Point for the Revolution?
Egypt: A New Turning Point for the Revolution? Alan Taylor February 10, 2011 49 Photos In Focus Events in the most populous country in the Middle East are once again in rapid flux, with massive demonstrations developing and rumors of Mubarak's imminent departure passing through the crowds. Collected here are the latest images coming out of Egypt, to be updated through the day, as a possible second
BBC News - Japan earthquake
No need to reload page, content updates automatically. 0007: It's been a dramatic week - the killing of arguably the world's most wanted man and the emergence of intriguing details about where he was hiding. Questions remain of course, including concerns over Pakistan's failure to detect Bin Laden and about exactly how the US raid was planned and executed. We're going to end our live coverage now,
How Users in Egypt Are Bypassing Twitter & Facebook Blocks
Update: Egypt's Internet is suffering major outages, the Associated Press is reporting. A major Internet provider in the country is saying no Internet traffic is going in or out of the country. --- Though it does appear that both Twitter and Facebook are still being blocked, many users are bypassing the blocks through proxy servers and third-party apps. Here is how they're doing it. Mobile & Third
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