While Tunisia was rising and Egypt was roaring, courageous people in other countries started to challenge their own regimes, on the streets or via social media. There was protest in Yemen, Syria, Morocco, Libya and Algeria. Where will the spotlight of revolution fall next? By Amel Yacef

It seems that the success of Tunisia and Egypt in turning the tables on their governments could put pressure on young people in other Arab states to launch their own revolution. But at what price?

On 5 January, the frustration, deep unease, and hopelessness of young Algerians exploded onto the streets. Since then, they have been throwing stones, burning tires and brandishing any object that they can turn into a weapon. By Amel Yacef