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Afghanistan: The war logs
"One of the greatest journalistic scoops of the last 30 years": the Guardian's collaboration with Wikileaks began with the publication of secret files detailing the conflict in Afghanistan »

Iraq: The war logs
The Guardian published details of 391,832 secret US military field reports chronicling the war in Iraq. Its sister title, the Observer, examines one day in Iraq as recorded in the logs »

The US embassy cables
The sharing of 250,000 state department cables with the Guardian resulted in the biggest intelligence leak in history. Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger and others discuss the cables »

Peace talks laid bare
In January 2011, 1,600 confidential Palestinian papers recording Middle East peace talks with Israel and the US were leaked to Al Jazeera TV and shared with the Guardian »

The story behind the leak
Seamus Milne and Ian Black discuss the leak of secret notes from years of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians »

Explore the documents
An interactive allows readers to explore the documents from inside the Middle East peace process »

Guardian Focus podcast
Guardian commentators discuss what happens next for the region following the release of confidential documents on the Middle East conflict

Phone hacking at the News of the World
Revelations about phone hacking at the News of the World caused widespread revulsion

The News of the World closes
News International announced the closure of the News of the World paper as the hacking crisis deepened

The denials
A collection of denials by News International executives in response to questions about phone hacking »

James Murdoch questioned by MPs
The Guardian’s live blog reported James Murdoch’s questioning by the parliamentary committee investigating phone hacking at the News of the World » Photograph: PA Wire

A first-hand account
During the UK riots Guardian reporters were on the ground. Paul Lewis charts the journey from the fatal shooting of Mark Duggan to civil unrest on a grand scale »
Photograph: Rex Features

A community's response
John Domokos stands with Turkish shop owners amid disturbances on Kingsland High Street in east London »

Reading the riots
The causes and consequences of the English riots in August 2011 were examined in a study by the Guardian and the London School of Economics »

What happened to the rioters?
The Guardian analysed over 1,000 cases that went before the magistrate courts during the UK riots to catalogue who is going to court and what is happening to them »

Tunisia leads the way
The first of the Arab world's regimes to fall was Tunisia. The Guardian was there to record events as Ben-Ali fled the country after weeks of mass protests »

The Guardian in Arabic
The Guardian translated its live blog into Arabic, helping it to become a key source of independent news for protestors and audiences around the world »

The path of the protests
An interactive timeline charting the protests in 2011 that spread across the Arab world »

Comment and debate
Comment is Free, the Guardian's pioneering blog site, provided a platform for a range of voices on the Arab spring »

G20 protests
Footage obtained by the Guardian shows that Ian Tomlinson, who died during the G20 protests in London, was attacked by a police officer »

Mapping Ian Tomlinson's movements
An interactive graphic traces Ian Tomlinson's movements and presents accounts by eyewitnesses »

The inquest
The Guardian's live blog provided full, rolling coverage of the inquest into Ian Tomlinson's death »

Reaction to the verdict
Paul Lewis talks to the family of Ian Tomlinson after an inquest ruled the newspaper seller was unlawfully killed during the G20 protests »