Protesters lie in front of Egyptian army tanks near Tahrir Square. (Suhaib Salem, Reuters / February 5, 2011)Egyptian Army Moves To Restore Order -- L.A. Times
The government meets with opposition leaders to discuss election proposals.
Reporting from Cairo — The Egyptian army began Saturday to reassert control around Tahrir Square, while government officials attempted to negotiate an end to the crisis with opposition leaders.
Hundreds of soldiers moved into a small side street leading to the square past the Egyptian Museum where the most intense fighting between pro- and anti-government forces has taken place.
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Obama: Mubarak must make 'right decision' -- AFP
U.S. proposes Mubarak's immediate resignation -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Europe to Egypt: After Mubarak, don't rush election -- Reuters
On Egypt, Europe follows U.S. line -- Washington Post
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Will Egypt's party in Tahrir fizzle out? -- Dan Murphy, Christian Science Monitor
How a Stalemate on the Streets May Suit Egypt's Regime -- Tony Karon, Time Magazine
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