Twelve months after the overthrow of Egypt's Hosni Mubarak, protesters return to Tahrir Square to hold the military to account

Military leader says measure long used as tool of repression will only be used to deal with acts of 'thuggery'

Some see elected parliament as the triumphant fruit of upheaval, but others see a weapon designed to subdue ongoing revolution

Maikel Nabil Sanad among almost 2,000 prisoners convicted by military tribunals over the past year who are set to be released

Hosni Mubarak's defence lawyers say former president never tried to crush Egyptian protesters, but instead supported their demands

Islamist party is poised to take 45% of seats amid soaring public expectations but with few concrete powers to deliver reform

'When the rallies happened in Tahrir Square, we would all receive a large bonus'

It started with a death in Tunisia, spread to Egypt, Libya, Bahrain and Syria. But one year on, the youth revolt has gone truly global

Scaf generals say they will have final approval over new political system, whatever the outcome of the election

A jerky six-and-a-half minute video by a local journalist could be the most important document of the recent violent conflict