Anniversary of Egypt's revolution: Celebrate or be killed

By: Mohannad Sabry CAIRO — On Jan. 25, armored vehicles, machine guns, barbed wire, metal detectors and dozens of police and military personnel surrounded Tahrir Square. This was only the first cordon filtering whoever wanted to reach the square where an 18-day uprising that ousted iron-fisted dictator Hosni Mubarak broke out exactly three years before. Inside the square, a state-of-the-art...