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Focus
The Arab Spring
Years active: 2011-2012
IWPR in-depth coverage of the revolutions and protest movements breaking out across the Middle East provides a platform for Arab journalists and activists to air their views on and analysis of the turmoil.
Bahrain Politician Warns of Civil War
Exiled member of Al-Wefaq party speaks of growing sectarianism amongst Sunni and Shia.
Will Al-Qaeda Still Pose Threat in Wake of Arab Spring?
Extremist group sidelined and isolated by uprisings across the Middle East and North Africa – but things could change.
Israeli Arabs Join Social Protest
Growing wave of opposition to high living costs begins to draw support from Arab citizens.
Egypt: Tale of Two Media
Both state and independent outlets come to terms with new realities in post-revolution Egypt.
IWPR Journalist in Thick of London Riots
London-based IWPR editor accustomed to covering conflict in other parts of the world witnesses a battle on her doorstep.
Hama Residents Plan to Renew Protests
Now the army has withdrawn, they say they will revive their anti-government protests.
Libya: Opposition Leadership Under Strain
Killing of rebel commander puts pressure on Benghazi administration to rein in militias.
Trials of Ex-Dictators Under the Spotlight
What purpose do they serve and is there a danger of them turning into show trials?
Has Younis Killing Weakened Libyan Rebels?
Opposition sympathisers acknowledge commander’s death was a setback but insist it has not affected morale.