Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak attends a meeting with United Arab Emirates Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al-Nahayan at the presidential palace in Cairo, February 8, 2011. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah DalshMilitary Says Mubarak Will Meet Protesters Demands -- Yahoo News/AP
CAIRO – President Hosni Mubarak will meet the demands of protesters, military and ruling party officials said Thursday in the strongest indication yet that Egypt's longtime president may be about to give up power and that the armed forces were seizing control.
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More News On The unrest In Egypt
Reports: Mubarak Will Speak; Hand Over Power? -- NPR
Egypt protests: Hosni Mubarak 'may be stepping down' -- BBC
Egypt's Mubarak to step down -- NBC/AP
Egypt's premier tells BBC Mubarak may quit -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Mubarak could 'respond to people's demands': party -- Yahoo News/AFP
Reports: Mubarak may transfer power -- Washington Post
Egypt Army Signals Steps to Take Power -- New York Times
NBC: Mubarak to step down tonight, veep to take over -- USA Today
Mubarak Expected to Step Down -- Wall Street Journal
Latest Updates on Day 17 of Egypt Protests -- The Lede/New York Times
Protests, strikes and media shift intensify pressure on Mubarak government -- Washington Post
Workers Continue Egypt Strikes -- Al Jazeera
Workers' strikes lend vigor to Egypt's demonstrations -- CNN
Egypt unrest: Striking doctors flock to Tahrir Square -- BBC
Labor Strikes Spread in Egypt, Adding Pressure on Mubarak -- AOL News
In Egypt: Fear Of A Crackdown, But Protesters Remain Determined -- NPR
Egypt army detains protesters - rights groups -- Reuters
Egypt protesters and journalists come under police fire -- BBC
Military Accused of Torture, Abuse -- Wall Street Journal
Wired and Shrewd, Young Egyptians Guide Revolt -- New York Times
Internet role in Egypt's protests -- BBC
Report: Saudis Warned Obama Not to 'Humiliate' Mubarak -- FOX News
Obama's advisors split on when and how Mubarak should go -- L.A. Times
Poll: No constituency for Muslim Brotherhood takeover in Egypt -- Washington Post
Muslim Brotherhood would promote Sharia Law -- ABC news (Australia)
The Muslim Brotherhood's Strategy in Egypt -- The Atlantic
Obama Downplays Concerns About Muslim Brotherhood -- Wall Street Journal
Democracy supporters should not fear the Muslim Brotherhood -- Abdel Moneim, Washington Post
In the Middle East, a Catch-22 for the CIA -- David Ignatius, Washington Post
Is America helpless in Egypt? -- Stephen Stromberg, Washington Post
What Israel fears in Egypt -- Sallai Meridor, Washington Post
Why the Egyptian military won't oust Mubarak -- Steven Sotloff, Threat Matrix
Israel Braces for a New Egypt -- Wall Street Journal
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