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20 February 2011 Last updated at 14:16 ET

New Middle East poses challenges BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen says rulers - and their Western allies - are feeling nervous

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Overview

Who started it?

How revolutions actually happen - the patterns that unite them.
In pictures

Images from around the Middle East as protests continue.
Your stories

BBC News website readers in Middle East give their accounts.
Internet role

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A country by country guide to the Middle East protests
Simmering resentment

The BBC's Bill Law looks at the history behind Bahrain's calls for democracy
US has one eye on Iran

Bahrain's unrest - a big headache for the US wary of Iran
Egypt's army 'ousted Mubarak'

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Egypt's media revolution

Changes looming for cornerstone of publishing and culture
Where are they?

Anguish over dozens of vanished Egyptian protesters
Memories of a martyr

Tunisia's Mohamed Bouazizi - in his sister's words
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Latest official advice on travelling to the Middle East

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