Brotherhood to form political party in Egypt
The Muslim Brotherhood said it will form a political party once democracy is established in Egypt while not fielding a presidential candidate. The move follows the military rulers' recognition that the group can no longer be barred from politics after Mubarak's ouster. An eight member constitutional panel includes a former Brotherhood lawmaker and features secular, liberal, and judicial voices.
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Bahrain square becomes new center for Arab anger
Thousands occupy a main square in Manama with tents and banners as protests spread from Egypt to Bahrain. At least two killed in two days of clashes. king addresses nation as opposition seeks sweeping reforms.
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