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Arab world caught between democracy and lawlessness

Egyptian pro-democracy blogger freed

Egyptians wait for fruits of revolution

Fixer arrests foil Gaddafi son's escape to luxury

Fracking still on oil companies' agenda

Egypt's Brotherhood veers to centre, for now

Muslims look to lay down law

'People care now' - Egyptians on why they'll vote

Kiwi journalist Glen Johnson is in Egypt and has been talking to locals about what will motivate them to vote in their first free elections for decades.

Israel to free 1000 Palestinians in exchange for soldier

Egypt's deserted pyramids a 'revolution' special

Coralie Carlson had a Wonder of the World all to herself when she visited Dahshur this northern summer.

Judge stops live broadcast of former leader's trial

Making sense of the evil women do to other women

<i>The Independent</i>'s Yasmin Alibhai-Brown on the shocking realities of human trafficking.

Egyptian revolution has lost its way as old guard clings on

Transformers 3: More mystery on the dark side

The new Transformers film is better, says its director, and not just because it's embracing 3D technology - it's more intriguing. Sandy Cohen reports.

Second day of clashes in Cairo

Purists and moderates jostle for power