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The Monitor's View For journalists and Internet, 2013 must not repeat 2012

Record assaults on journalists in 2012 and official moves to censor the Internet show how much authoritarian regimes fear the truth. Perhaps in 2013, truth-tellers will start to win.

An appreciation: longtime Monitor journalist Guy Halverson

Libya erupts as Qaddafi's compound falls to rebels

The Monitor's View Obama must tell Saudi Arabia to keep Yemen's Saleh

People-powered democratic revolts - do they last?

Swiss freeze Qaddafi assets: How dictators stash their cash 101

Arab revolts: What would Reagan do?

Hosni Mubarak's exit plan: Where do exiled leaders go?

How history might really be made in Egypt

In the Philippines, church and state row over family planning

Benigno Aquino inaugurated as Philippines president

Benigno Aquino III takes oath of office; sworn in as Philippine leader

In Philippines election, a tale of courage behind the Aquino success

Benigno Aquino, son of beloved president, leads Philippine election results 2010

For Filipinos, English proficiency is fading

Philippine election results: Voters test new electronic voting system

Candidates host carnival-like rallies ahead of Philippines election

Philippines election: Doubts arise over electronic voting machines

Philippines Mayon volcano eruption: a photo op for politicians

Philippines police name 161 suspects in Maguindanao massacre

Philippines' Arroyo draws criticism for martial law

Philippines political violence on Mindanao leaves 35 dead

Blame game intensifies over Philippines typhoon response

The Monitor's View How to free Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi

Corazon Aquino leaves Philippines legacy of democracy