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2 years on, Egypt is more divided than ever

Reality Check: Egypt, suicides in Spain, North Korea, Asylum seekers and jobs, the Disney movie that isn't

Opposition leaders are calling for major rallies on the anniversary of the revolution, but the ruling Muslim Brotherhood are keeping a low profile.

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Although the opposition in Egypt are very vocal, they have not yet been able to consolidate their position into a real political force. Their next chance to challence the Muslim Brotherhood's hold on power will be at parliamentary elections in a few months' time.

In the meantime, the Muslim Brotherhood seems keen to avoid any open conflict, and has opted to mark the 2nd anniversary of the start of the revolution with tree-planting ceremonies and offcial social functions.

Karim El Gawhary reports from Cairo on the stand off between the two sides in this deeply divided country.

Suicides in Spain

Spain now has record levels of unemployment, and debt related suicides. Our Madrid correspondent, Guy Hedgecoe, explains how the government is attempting to tackle the human crisis arising from the financial situation.

North Korea threatens South Korea

International security analyst, Paul Rogers, gives his assessment of North Korea's latest rhetoric, this time directed at South Korea.

Asylum seekers and work regulations in Austria

As asylum seekers protest in Vienna demanding the right to work, Ruth Schöffl of the UNHCR compares the situation in other countries regarding allowing asylum seekers to be employed.

The Disney movie that isn't a Disney movie

Riem Higazi reports on the film that is making waves at the Sundance Film Festival, "Escape from Tomorrow". It's a Disney film, that Disney didn't know was being made.

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