Today's Paper Archives Subscriptions RSS Feeds Site Map ePaper Mobile Social
SEARCH

News » International

Signs of normal life reappear in Cairo

AP
Share  ·   print   ·  
A protester holds a picture of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak during a protest outside the Egyptian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Monday. Photo: AP.
A protester holds a picture of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak during a protest outside the Egyptian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Monday. Photo: AP.

Police and garbage collectors are appearing on the streets of Cairo and subway stations are reopening after soldiers and neighbourhood watch groups armed with clubs and machetes kept the peace in many districts overnight.

A leading Muslim Brotherhood official tells The Associated Press the fundamentalist movement wants to form a committee of opposition groups along with Nobel laureate and leading reform advocate Mohammad ElBaradei as a way of uniting the disparate groups calling for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.

Saad el-Katatni said on Monday morning that his group has not picked Mr. ElBaradei to represent it. The outlawed Muslim Brotherhood is Egypt’s largest opposition movement, and wants to form an Islamist state in the most populous Arab nation.

More In: International | News


O
P
E
N

close

Recent Article in International

Civilians inspect the site after a suicide bomber blew himself up inside a cafe packed with young people on Sunday, in the largely Shiite neighborhood of al-Ameen in Baghdad, Iraq.

Suicide attacks kill 29 people in Iraq

Two suicide bombers targeted a Shiite mosque in Baghdad on Tuesday, one blowing himself up at a nearby checkpoint while the other slippe... »