How Hewlett Packard, one of America's early digital giants, has lost its way.

Jane Ferguson reflects on the changes Yemen has witnessed over the past five years, and how the violence and chaos is a relatively new phenomenon.

The election's question - who will succeed Hosni Mubarak - lies atop multitude of complicated and emotional undercurrents: Who represents the revolution, whose economic policies will bring the country out of crisis, who will deal correctly with Israel and the United States?

Barred from standing as an MP, Malaysia's opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim led the opposition coalition from the sidelines in the 2008 election, seeing unprecedented gains against the National Front – which for the first time in more than 50 years in power lost its two-thirds majority.

A satirical painting of South African President Jacob Zuma exposing his genitals raises the ire of the ruling ANC.