Interview
Libya: Opposition Leadership Under Strain
Killing of rebel commander puts pressure on Benghazi administration to rein in militias.
10 Aug 11
Trials of Ex-Dictators Under the Spotlight
What purpose do they serve and is there a danger of them turning into show trials?
9 Aug 11
Has Younis Killing Weakened Libyan Rebels?
Opposition sympathisers acknowledge commander’s death was a setback but insist it has not affected morale.
8 Aug 11
Egyptians Bemoan Slow Progress on Reform
After the eurphoria of the revolution, there’s disappointment at the pace of change, with country’s institutions proving difficult nuts to crack.
1 Aug 11
West Kazakstan Under Growing Islamic Influence
Authorities need to stop confusing all practicing Muslims with radical minority, newspaper editor says.
21 Jul 11
Kazakstan's Islamists: Radicals or Scapegoats?
Amnesty International expert describes effects of continuing campaign against anyone the government sees as potential subversive.
20 Jul 11
Egyptians Frustrated Over Direction of Revolution
Signs that many doubt the protest movement will achieve its demands of sweeping reforms.
14 Jul 11
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