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What's it mean that an Islamist rules Egypt?

Egypt's President Morsi moved to consolidate his power this weekend. Here's what Morsi and the new Islamist politicians in Tunisia and Libya want to do.

Libya celebrates first peaceful transition of power

Slow to turn on Qaddafi, Bani Walid now struggles in a post-revolution Libya

Opinion A win for 'secularists' in Libya? It's not what you think.

Libya's Goldilocks election: 'Neither Islamist, nor liberal'

Libyan liberals take the lead (+video)

Starting from scratch: Libyans struggle to build a civil society

Global News Blog From planning battles to organizing trash collection: Libyans settle into peace

Neither liberal nor Islamist: Who are Libya's frontrunners? (+video)

Libya election: In Tripoli high hopes, turnout and expectations

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Along Syria's volatile border, rebels, rabbits, and ambushes

In Algeria, no taste for an uprising of their own

Libyan government retakes airport from disgruntled militia

In Lebanon, a worrying sectarian spillover from Syria

Syrian spillover: Beirut sees worst clashes in four years

Lockerbie convict dies, closing dark chapter for Libya

Sectarian violence in Lebanon echoing Syria's conflict

Backchannels When Assange meets Nasrallah, you learn the most about Assange (+video)

Syrian activists to rebels: Give us our revolution back

Hitched to Qatar's rising star, Al Jazeera takes a bumpy ride skyward

Libya to Europe: Remember us?

After Qaddafi, Libya's east tires of Tripoli too

Opinion Putin election victory doesn't pave an easy path through his third presidential term

Backchannels On Stratfor, Assange and Anonymous just don't get it