The Arab world in Revolution(s)

Journal 2.0

04 February

The adventure of this platform is coming to an end
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Since March 2011, you have been following developments in the Arab world as seen by ARTE on our web platform “The Arab world in revolution(s)”.  This adventure is coming to an end now.  Thank you for watching all this time. Shukran! But the website is staying online, so you can still watch it!


01 February

 

Lara Setrakian: "Single-story sites like Syria Deeply have lessons to offer the rest of the news business"

Nieman Journalism Lab

31 January

Salam Yousri: “There’s an artist in all of us”

Portrait
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New video in our web series "Generation Revolution". Salam Yousri is leaving in Cairo. In 2010, he established the Cairo Complaints Choir.


01 February

Ahmed El Lozy, Egypt: “Two years on, what are we supposed to do with our lives?”
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After the revolution – 3 views, one blog. It’s been two years since the fall of Mubarak and the start of the so-called  “transition period” in Egypt, two years marked with violence and political manoeuvring.  Two years filled with optimism but also disillusion.


28 January

Cartoon of the week
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Cartoon of the week: Antonio about Syrian war

In partnership with Cartooning for Peace, once a week ARTE is publishing a press cartoon on events unfolding in the Arab world by illustrators involved in the various countries.

29 January

Benoît Delmas, Tunisia: “Fahrenheit 451 in Radès Port”

After the revolution – 3 views, one blog – By getting rid of Ben Ali, Tunisia recovered a treasure: individual and collective freedoms.