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| Frustrated by the coutry's tax laws, street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi sets fire to himself in this country, sparking mass protests. | |
| This president of Tunisia resigns and flees the country. | |
| Thousands protest Egypt's authoritarian regime in this square in Cairo. | |
| This Egyptian opposition leader and Nobel Peace prize laureate returns to his country to support the protests. | |
| This entity refuses orders to shoot at protesters in Cairo. | |
| After 18 days of protests in his capital, this man steps down as president of Egypt. | |
| Demonstrators are beaten by police as the protests reach this city, the capital of Algeria. | |
| Members of this branch of Islam protest against the ruling Sunnis in Bahrain. | |
| Thousands of people protest in Marrakech, Rabat, Tangier and this, the largest Moroccan city. | |
| Libyan dissidents bring this city, Libya's second-largest, under their control. | |
| The Saudi Arabian military assists Bahrain's crackdown on dissidents by sending tanks over this bridge linking the countries. | |
| A monument to this, a symbol of Bahrain's protestors, is torn down by government forces in Manama. | |
| With UN support declared the previous day, Coalition forces begin to enforce this in the airspace over Libya. | |
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| Despite denying their possibility, this Syrian president sees protests spread to his country. | |
| After nullifying multiple deals for him to step down, Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh survives an assassination attempt and is flown to this country to recuperate. | |
| This tribunal centred in The Hague issues arrest warrants for Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi, his son and brother-in-law. | |
| The freshly deposed Egyptian president arrives in court in this to protect him from attacks. | |
| After conquering this city, the Libyan rebels relocate their interim government here. | |
| The European Union bans the import of this from Syria. | |
| Tawakel Karman, a leading political activist in Yemen, receives this exclusive honor for her role in the anti-regime protests. | |
| Gaddafi is killed in this town, his hometown, ending a bloody battle for the city | |
| This party wins a majority in Tunisia in the first elections held as a result of the Arab Spring. | |
| This regional alliance votes to suspend Syria's membership in response to the government crackdown on protests | |
| Elections are held in Egypt amid renewed protests, with this party receiving a probable majority | |
| This Yemeni president finally leaves the country, seeking medical treatment in the US | |
| A UN Security Council resolution condemning the Syrian government is vetoed by China and this country. | |
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