Egyptians Ponder Israel Peace Terms
The Egyptian army has been quick to commit to all its international agreements, however ordinary people say they want more dignified relations with their neighbour.
Protests Sweep Iraq
Casualties rise as disgruntled locals march over poor services, unemployment and corruption.
Iraqi Trainee Wins Press Courage Award
Prize awarded for story revealing thefts of treasures from national museum.
Iraq: Dec '10 / Jan '11
Prize awarded for story revealing thefts of treasures from national museum.
Iraq: Dec '10 / Jan '11
Iraqi trainees say they learnt important journalistic lessons from IWPR course.
Iran's Green Movement Back on its Feet
First major demonstration in over a year marks rejuvenation of anti-government protest force.
Smoke and Mirrors at Tehran Demonstration
Both government and opposition have learned lessons from the outright confrontation of 2009.
Tehran's Day of Rage
Video shows Iranians rallying in support of regime change in Egypt and at home.
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