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  Libya uprising - live updates

  21 Feb 2011:

  • Muammar Gaddafi will fight until "the last man standing".
  • Unrest spreads to capital Tripoli
  • South Korean-run construction site in Tripoli attacked
  • Death toll rises to over 230

• West's hypocrisy over Arab countries

  21 Feb 2011: Letters: Western politicians are calling for both sides to 'exercise restraint'. Yet they maintained a deafening silence for years when it suited them to support a swath of autocratic (often oil-rich) Arab governments

• Gaddafi cruelly resists, but this Arab democratic revolution is far from over

  20 Feb 2011: David Hirst: The burning question is, where next? After Ben Ali and Mubarak, others may not fall so easily – but most regimes are candidates

• Arab and Middle East protests - as they happened

  20 Feb 2011:

  Live updates of anti-government protests in Libya, Bahrain and across the Arab world

• Arab and Middle East protests - in pictures

  Gallery (19 pictures), 19 Feb 2011:

  Bahraini protesters take back the area around the Pearl monument in central Manama

• Middle East protests: Is it time for the west to come clean?

  19 Feb 2011: Western backing for the old regimes in the Middle East and north Africa precludes any cosy narrative about popular uprisings

• Egyptian dignity in the face of death

  19 Feb 2011: Nawara Najem: It was only when we protesters risked being shot that revolution in Egypt truly took hold

• Arab youth, don't lose momentum now

  18 Feb 2011: Abdel Razzaq Takriti: Our generation has finally rediscovered the lost revolutionary heritage of our forefathers – we must keep the dream alive

• Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in a coma

  17 Feb 2011: Former Tunisian leader in hospital in Saudi Arabia after suffering a stroke two days ago, according to French agencies

• Hopes and fears: an Algiers diary

  17 Feb 2011:

  Karima Bennoune: After last Saturday's protest, the desire for reform and freedom is stirring in Algeria – despite the shadow of past civil war

• Arab and Middle East revolt - an interactive map

  Interactive, 17 Feb 2011:

  Trace the current spate of protests from Morocco to Iran ...

• What caused the revolution in Egypt?

  17 Feb 2011:

  Duncan Green: Demographics, technology, foreign policy, legitimacy of the state, torture, corruption and other factors all played a part in bringing discontented Egyptians out on the streets

• Libya's regime must now fear its people's anger

  17 Feb 2011: Muhammad min Libya: After Tunisia and Egypt, we Libyans once more have the courage to demand our rights – and voice our dreams

• Islamism has lost its monopoly on dissent

  17 Feb 2011: Richard Phelps: The uprisings in the Middle East have shown that viable political opposition is no longer the preserve of Islamists alone

• Bahrain in crisis and Middle East protests – live blog

  17 Feb 2011:

  All the fallout from last night's storming of Pearl roundabout protest camp and unrest across the Middle East

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