Arab TV's Morality Tales Turned Upside Down
For decades Egyptian soap operas conditioned Arabs to be virtuous and stoic when all around them was corrupt – TV footage of the Egyptian uprising has changed all that.
Modern Veils Reflect Rebellious Spirit
By donning fashionable headscarves, many girls are rebelling against tradition.
What Next in the New Egypt?
After the euphoria of Mubarak's resignation, Egyptians discuss fundamental political and economic reforms.
Fuel Troubles in Iran
Ambitious plan to flood market with synthetic petrol marred by ecological concerns.
New Dawn for Egypt as Mubarak Resigns
Cairo-based IWPR staffer joins mass celebrations and reflects on what the future may hold.
Divisions Among Egyptian Protesters
Some want to accept Mukbarak's concessions, while others say they don't go far enough.
Iraqis Enthused by Egypt Protests
But despite anger over ineffective government, there’s little sign of them emulating the North African revolts.
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