The Communicators looks at government control of the Internet.

Germany and France propose tighter European economic and fiscal co-ordination for countries sharing the euro currency.

Tens of thousands were thronging Cairo's main square again Friday, pushing Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to leave. The demonstration was largely peaceful, but there were small street clashes at the fringe. (Feb. 4)

A smiling Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was showing no signs of extra stress at a European summit in Brussels Friday, despite surviving another political challenge at home the night before. (Feb. 4)

Summary of business headlines: U.S. Treasury takes soft line in China currency dispute; Oil drops on speculation Egyptian president preparing to depart; U.S. jobs market battered by snow storms; Stocks climb as rally continues.

A proposal calling for cyber warfare "rules of engagement".

The Whie House continues to call for a peaceful transition of power in Egypt. Bill Plante reports.

The Mubarak government meets with 50 opposition leaders to discuss democracy.

Mohamed ElBaradei spoke to CNN's Fareed Zakaria about Egypt's transition, why he has not yet met with the Egyptian government, and his views on America's reactions during the Egyptian uprising.

Thomas Pickering of the National Committee on American Foreign Policy, former Ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk, and Washington's bureau chief to Al Jazeera Dr. Abderrahim Foukara on Egypt's fallout after Mubarak's potential departure.  

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The former Secretary of State talks Egyp.

The Muslim Brotherhood engages with the government.

Hamas has been in power in Gaza for four years, and is firmly entrenched in the community.