Egypt's former president Hosni Mubarak, left, and Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi at the presidential palace in Cairo in 2002
Egypt bans Mubarak from travel
Follows the prosecutor’s decision on Feb. 21 to freeze the foreign assets
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Unrest spreads in the Arab world
The Globe's Patrick Martin in Cairo
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The world's reaction to Hosni Mubarak's resignation
Around the world, reactions to Mubarak's resignation were swift. A look at what some world leaders had to say.
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Eighteen days that rocked a region
The Globe and Mail’s Patrick Martin, a veteran correspondent of the Middle East, has spent more than two weeks chronicling the extraordinary drama playing out in the streets of Egypt. With events reaching a dramatic climax with the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak Friday, Mr. Martin takes a look back at some of the pivotal moments in this revolt, which has inextricably altered the destiny of a nation and sent rumblings of change across the region.
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U.S. response to Mubarak's fall
Globe Washington correspondent Paul Koring, who has reported frequently from the Middle East and on Mideast issues, took reader questions.
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Millions take streets to celebrate ‘new Egypt’
Amid party, some Egyptians apologize to the president
When the subject is Egypt's revolution, there is no textbook
Political science students discover that when it comes to cataclysmic change, there’s not much science involved
Obama holds no sway in Tehran
With limited capacity to shape events, U.S. president left to wag his finger at Iran and to provide moral succour to protesters
Egypt’s ‘Robespierre moment’ won’t mean instant democracy
The military is firmly in charge and the country is under martial law
Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament, suspend constitution
Egyptian military in charge of country until elections to be held in September
Across country, Canadians celebrate end of Mubarak’s rule
Hundreds of Egyptian-Canadians took to the streets of a number of Canadian cities to celebrate
As Mubarak departs, questions about what comes next
Will the strongman’s fall lead to democracy in Egypt, or will a military dictatorship take control?
Egypt’s generals take up an unfamiliar trade
The military council is showing some political awkwardness, but overall the Egyptian Armed Forces’ public-spiritedness is remarkable
When the bad guy goes
Revolutions tend to defy hopes and expectations, of both the men on the balcony and the people in the square
Why did Ottawa drag its feet on Mubarak?
Throughout the Egyptian uprising, the Harper government remained hesitant, cautious and, frankly, on the wrong side of history
The promise of Egyptian democracy is just that, so far
Authoritarian mindsets are not easily changed, and Washington fears the Muslim Brotherhood
Celebrate Egyptians and the hope of democracy
With Hosni Mubarak’s ouster, the power of the people to unseat despots has been demonstrated once again
Let's keep the pressure on Mubarak
An immediate resignation would have automatically triggered a new election, without the opportunity to first amend the constitution
Live Update: Patrick Martin amid the celebrations in Cairo
The Globe and Mail's Middle East correspondent reports from Cairo as jubilant protesters celebrate Mubarak's resignation
Egyptians celebrate a moment in history
Egypt's streets erupt after Hosni Mubarak resigns as president and hands control over to the military
Sombre mood in Cairo morning after inconclusive Mubarak speech
The Globe and Mail's Middle East correspondent Patrick Martin in the streets of Cairo in the confused aftermath of Mubarak's pledge to remain in office
Analysis on Mubarak's address to Egypt
Coverage of Mubarak's final speech in Egypt.
Audio excerpt of Mubarak's defiant speech
"I will not leave [Egypt] until I die on its soil," Egyptian President tells his nation in a televised address
Feb. 10: Protests, celebration and disappointment in Egypt
Thousands of protesters tried to enter a packed Tahrir Square in the hope their president would announce he's stepping down
Egyptian pound drops to 6-year low
Almost two weeks of protests have rattled investor confidence
Egypt turmoil sends oil above $100
Commodities are now the focus as investors worry the Suez Canal will close and upheaval will spread to other energy-producing countries
