Egypt erupts as Mubarak resigns and hands power to military
Crowds celebrate in Cairo after Hosni Mubarak's resignation, with protesters packing Tahrir Square and the presidential palace as fireworks, car horns, and chants fill the night. Victories and warnings mingle as Egypt braces for a peaceful transition to democracy amid ongoing challenges.
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Obama On Mubarak Departure Heralds Yet Uncertain Egypt
President Obama called Mubarak's resignation a beginning toward democracy but warned of difficult days ahead as Egypt's future governance remains unsettled. He praised the military as caretaker and urged lifting emergency powers while pushing for a revised constitution and credible path to free elections.
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Arab street surge as Mubarak falls echoes region wide
The Cairo downfall signals a turning point for Middle East politics and Western policy, with reform pressure spreading to Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Yemen, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Syria. Activists seek parties, prime ministers vow reforms, and regional powers recalibrate ties with Washington amid calls for rights and elections.
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