Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh fires his cabinet amid continuing protests against his rule and a string of resignations.

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Yemeni president fires government

Toppling tyranny can be the easy part. Building the rule of law is harder.

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After the revolution, establishing democracy

MEPs have criticised alleged breaches of human rights in Russia during an emergency debate on the rule of law.

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MEPs have criticised alleged breaches of human rights in Russia during an emergency debate on the rule of law.

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VIDEO: EU urged to ‘face the truth’ on Russia

The US administration steps up its criticism of Egypt’s leadership after a 16th consecutive day of protests against the rule of President Mubarak.

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White House raises Egypt pressure

Kazakhstan’s president calls early elections for 3 April, after dropping a referendum plan to extend his rule into a third decade.

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Kazakh president calls early poll

Anti-government protesters in Egypt are preparing to hold massive marches as they step up efforts against the rule of President Hosni Mubarak.

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Egypt braces for massive protest

If the alternatives to his rule are poor, it is because he worked to make it so.

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Arabs’ urge for self-government shouldn’t be a surprise

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is due to appoint a new government after firing his previous administration amid a wave of protests against his rule.

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A day after the Tunisian president indicated that he wouldn’t run again, people peacefully took to the streets in tense North African nation’s capital to protest his rule.

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Tunisia’s government dissolved

In a race to keep America competitive, lack of majority rule can prove fatal.

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Can’t we just have majority rule?