Anthony Shadid David D Kirkpatrick Kareem Fahim New York Times

The Egyptian Army announced Monday for the first time that it would not fire on protesters, even as tens of thousands of people gathered in central Liberation Square for a seventh day to shout for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.The announcement came after the opposition dismissed Mr. Mubarak's cabinet reshuffle as inadequate and as concerns ...

In a limited gesture unlikely to ease protesters' pressure for his ouster, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt reorganized his government on Monday, leaving some key ministers in place but replacing the interior minister in charge of the police. (Read: Mubarak announces new government)The announcement came as Egyptian protesters gathered by the thousa...

The Egyptian Army announced Monday for the first time that it would not fire on protesters, even as tens of thousands of people gathered in central Liberation Square for a seventh day to shout for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.The announcement came after the opposition dismissed Mr. Mubarak's cabinet reshuffle as inadequate and as concerns ...

In a limited gesture unlikely to ease protesters' pressure for his ouster, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt reorganized his government on Monday, leaving some key ministers in place but replacing the interior minister in charge of the police. (Read: Mubarak announces new government)The announcement came as Egyptian protesters gathered by the thousa...