Supporters of Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, protest against Egypt's military rulers in Tahrir Square and celebrate a premature victory on June 23, 2012 in Cairo, Egypt.

Supporters of Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, protest against Egypt's military rulers in Tahrir Square and celebrate a premature victory on June 23, 2012 in Cairo, Egypt. © Daniel Berehulak /Getty Images

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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.

Syrian Kurds Seek Autonomy

Hopes that uprising will lead to better future for Kurdish minority.

Political banners at a protest in Tunis. The upper one says “I’m Muslim, I’m Tunisian, I’m against Ennahda”, while the one below says “We won’t accept a second RCD” – a reference to ousted President Ben Ali’s ruling party. (Photo: Fouad Hamdan)

Political banners at a protest in Tunis. The upper one says “I’m Muslim, I’m Tunisian, I’m against Ennahda”, while the one below says “We won’t accept a second RCD” – a reference to ousted President Ben Ali’s ruling party. (Photo: Fouad Hamdan)

Tunisian Progress to Democracy Unstoppable

Despite many obstacles, prospects for reforms still look good.

Anger at Slow Pace of Tunisian Trials

Demonstrations as former regime figures appear to escape justice.

Double Festivities for Libyan Diaspora

Exiles prepare to go back to visit family and help rebuild country.

Syria Becomes Focus of Iranian-Turkish Rivalry

As unrest continues across the Arab world, regional players Turkey and Iran are seeking a greater role in the region.

Tripoli Hospitals in Dire Need

Basic medical supplies needed as fight for control of Libyan capital continues.

Gaddafi Remix Video Catches Mood in Arab World

Tripoli residents celebrate with “Zenga Zenga” song from viral web clip.

Euphoria as Rebel Forces Reach Tripoli

Libyan activist prepares to go home as regime is poised to fall.

Arab States Desert Syrian Leader

Former friends supporters distance themselves as unrest continues in Syria.

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