Revolution Through Arab Eyes

A glimpse into life in­side Egypt’s Ma­hal­la tex­tile fac­to­ry – a caul­dron of re­volt where work­ers in­spired an up­ris­ing.

Egypt’s rev­o­lu­tion was not tele­vised – at least not on Egypt­ian state tele­vi­sion, which pre­ferred fab­ri­ca­tion to truth.

The sto­ries be­hind the icon­ic im­ages of the Arab up­ris­ings as told by those who filmed them.

Mass protests may have top­pled the Tunisian regime but the fight for free­dom and dig­ni­ty is on­go­ing.

It be­came the phys­i­cal and sym­bol­ic heart of a rev­o­lu­tion, but have Egyp­tians kept the spir­it of Tahrir alive?

The peo­ple of the Egypt­ian city of Suez are known for their fierce na­tion­al­ism and spir­it of re­sis­tance.