Egypt Protesters Vow To Step Up Pressure -- BBC
Tens of thousands have gathered in central Cairo for a seventh day of protest, calling for a general strike.
Police have been ordered back to the streets, to positions they abandoned on Friday, but it is not clear whether they are returning to central Cairo.
The demonstrators are also planning a huge march to take place on Tuesday.
Protesters want President Hosni Mubarak to step down after 30 years in power. He has promised political reform and has now announced a new cabinet.
The state TV announcement said Interior Minister Habib al-Adly, who correspondents say is widely despised by protesters, had been replaced.
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MIDDLE EAST
Israel braces for 'new Middle East'.
Egypt turmoil rattles Middle East stock markets.
Iran to showcase new rockets, satellites: report.
UAE denies Oman’s espionage charges.
ASIA
Uncertain spring awaits violent Afghan south.
Losses at Afghan Bank could be $900 million.
Cyclone roars toward Australia's flooded north.
As Myanmar new parliament opens, junta's shadow looms large.
South Korea rejects North's call for earlier military talks.
AFRICA
Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee. Evacuation of Americans from Egypt scheduled to start. Foreigners urged to leave protest-ridden Egypt.
In Tunisia, '500 scenarios' for political future.
Niger to vote after one year of military rule.
Mugabe to call early elections, deploy military, officials say.
Somali pirates could soon face US military action. Somali pirate fleet unchallenged.
EUROPE
EU expected to impose Belarus sanctions. Belarus releases political prisoners.
European stocks drop on Egypt tensions.
Scandals shake Germany's faith in its military.
Albanian police arrest 3 for allegedly conspiring to murder opposition leader during protest.
AMERICAS
U.S. Midwest, Plains brace for massive winter storm.
Clinton in Haiti to mediate political crisis.
'Anti-government' activist arrested after planning to blow up Michigan mosque.
Bolivia flash flood sweeps away bus, truck; 30 die.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
Al-Qaeda announces holy war against Houthis in Yemen.
Governments go online in fight against terrorism.
Lawyer: 'Jihad Jane' plans to plead guilty.
Losing to terrorism in Russia
ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
Despite China's might, US factories maintain edge.
Echoes of Egypt swirl around World Economic Forum.
Exxon profit rises 53 percent, tops Street.
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