Protest projection: Part 1

Some supporters of Tunisia’s president just want stability in the country, analyst says

10 years after the Arab uprisings, Egypt at ‘lowest point’ for human rights

Fruit seller Mohamed Bouazizi’s protest inspired the Arab uprisings. A decade later, his sister still mourns.

A poem penned during Libya’s 2011 uprising continues to inspire hope

Bestselling Egyptian author says he’s being sued for ‘insulting’ the government

Egypt’s Mubarak, a symbol of dashed hopes, goes free

Here’s what a Muslim couple in New Jersey made of Donald Trump’s RNC speech

Authors argue it’s too early to label the ‘Arab Spring’ a failure

An American reporter speaks out about her detention in Bahrain

Egyptian security forces may have tortured and killed an Italian academic

The Egyptian regime is afraid because the revolution isn’t over

What exactly is going on in Syria?

In exile, Zimo becomes Syria’s pre-eminent Techno artist

Muammar Gaddafi’s son is sentenced to death in Libya

Tunisian officials are tired of radicalization from within

For hip-hop artist Omar Offendum, apathy toward Syria is not an option

‘In Syria there is no black and white,’ says this Syrian filmmaker

Egypt’s first democratically elected president becomes a convict

Tunisia looks to tap into its history and push its olive oil front and center

The man accused of stealing $60 billion from Yemen is still there and wielding power

Hope is all but gone in Syria, but some in the country still work for change

From thousands of miles away, an activist tries to keep change alive in Egypt

Famed musician was ‘trying to find something new to compose.’ Then the Arab Spring happened.

The release of a jailed journalist can’t hide Egypt’s human rights problem

Four years after a ‘revolution,’ Egypt is back to square one

A Yemeni watches from afar — again — as his country erupts in chaos

Prostitutes want Tunisia’s red light districts to get back in business

Egyptians are shocked as former president Hosni Mubarak goes free

Some Syrian rebels struggle to separate their real identities and their nom de guerre

A song title from the ’70s is still a rallying cry for protesters across the world

Turkey faces a daunting challenge in trying to educate hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees

This Tunisian woman supports equal rights for women by driving a cab — something she’s done for 30 years

How one woman stumbled into a violent uprising in Yemen

The Arab Spring was no failure, says one activist who refuses to give up

Violence still rules in Libya on the third anniversary of Gaddafi’s death

Photos of death and torture in Syria echo past horrors at the Holocaust Museum

How Libyans beat the heat — and the turmoil in their country

Airstrikes in Syria may help — but their impact will be limited

Three years after its civil war, Libya is on the brink of another

Millennials are on the rise in the Middle East — and bring their own agenda

Libya’s recent rise in violence has the US preparing to evacuate its embassy there

Rebels surrender most of the key city of Homs in Syria

Rebels surrender most of the key city of Homs in Syria

In Tunisia’s new democracy, authorities are prosecuting the activists who started the revolution

Tunisia is succeeding where Egypt failed

Can independent radio journalism broadcast in Syria today?

A Lebanese nun argues the US and others are wrong about Syria and should negotiate peace

A businessman, a smuggler and an army defector tell the tale of Syria’s struggle

Iranian dissident cartoonist warns the West about shaking hands too quickly on a nuclear deal

Egypt’s top military commander gets put on a chocolate pedestal

Three years on, an anonymous Tunisian satirist is still waiting for a political revolution in his country

Brooklyn rapper Talib Kweli releases ‘Prisoner of Conscious’

Islamist rebels use the faces of martyrs to recruit new ones

A Bahraini family keeps their son alive by following in the footsteps that led to his death

Sudanese take to the streets as gas prices double overnight

Turmoil in Tunisia: What the Egypt Crisis Means for the Epicenter of the Arab Spring

The World After the Arab Spring

Yara Darwish: ‘Qatar Would Love TV like Al Jazeera America’

Violent Confrontations Continue in Egypt