Tahrir Protesters Keep Up the Pressure
Mubarak may be gone, but Egyptians continue to flock to Cairo’s main square to urge reforms.
Mubarak may be gone, but Egyptians continue to flock to Cairo’s main square to urge reforms.
The authorities appear to have become as adept as the activists in exploiting the likes of Facebook and Twitter.
The intelligence service infiltrates every aspect of the lives of foreign visitors and locals.
More bloodshed as protesters insist resignation of the president must be central to any political deal.
Student describes his journey from government backer to political dissident.
Now in hiding, campaigner describes year of repeated questioning and threats by the secret police.
But it would be wrong for Mazar killings and other deadly protests to fuel calls for an international withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Activist provides firsthand account of regime’s crackdown on mass protests in Syrian city.
Police detain organisers and head off demonstrators so that only a few make it to protest march.