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A colleague pays tribute to Anthony Shadid, whose reporting from troubled regions won admiration for its insight and humanity.
How peace-loving Syrians finally took up arms against the regime and fought back.
Fears of violence in Egypt have been unfounded, with no major violations or security incidents reported in its first free ballot in over 80 years.
The belated finale for Muammar Gaddafi began on a marble slab in a car park and ended with a lonely burial in the desert.
Giving Saudi women the right to vote is a giant step for the conservative Islamic society.
Rebel leader sheds new light on the UK’s collaboration with Libyan intelligence forces.
New details have emerged of the route used by Muammar Gaddafi’s family to escape into neighbouring Algeria, triggering a diplomatic row.
The Syrian town of Jisr al-Shughour was besieged by columns of government tanks as the army massed for what is feared will be an all-out assault.
Tripoli’s anti-Gaddafi movement has been reduced to painting pigeons in rebel colours and tying balloons to cats.
The United States issued a sharp rebuke to Bahrain on Wednesday, after a day of crackdowns on demonstrators.
<b>Martin Chulov</b> talks to leaders at Ajdabiya, south of Benghazi, during a pause in the fighting.
And there is barely a trace left of Libya’s dictator in the city where he launched his rise to power.
US combat troop withdrawal from Iraq is billed ‘mission accomplished’ but we’ve heard it before.
The announcement came amid growing concern that the withdrawal will bring a further deterioration in Iraq’s security.
The militant Islamic group is enticing disaffected US-allied Iraqis to defect by offering them more attractive salaries.
As half the US troops in Iraq prepare to leave, the generals vow not to repeat mistakes of first Gulf War. Martin Chulov reports.
The reopening of the National Museum has sparked a new cultural awareness, writes Martin Chulov.
Persecuted black minority hopes for a breakthrough in elections, writes Martin Chulov.
A computer memory stick has revealed a blueprint for the training and recruitment of child suicide.
Trend towards increased stability in Iraq is rocked by women attackers in Diyala province. Martin Chulov in Baghdad reports.
