A decade on from the seismic uprisings which rocked the Middle East and north Africa, this series examine the legacy of the Arab Spring and its impact across the region today
Karim’s story: Egypt’s crackdown on human rights workers
Ten years since the Arab spring rocked Egypt and removed its president, the country is still detaining human rights workers and locking up political prisoners
Ten years on from the Arab spring, Sisi has made life in Egypt hellish
Amr Darrag
The hopes of a decade ago are long gone, shattered by the former army chief who was backed by western powers, says former Egyptian cabinet minister Amr Darrag
How the Arab spring engulfed the Middle East – and changed the world
An era of uprisings, nascent democracy and civil war in the Arab world started with protests in a small Tunisian city. The unrest grew to engulf the Middle East, shake authoritarian governments and unleash consequences that still shape the world a decade later
Tunisia and the Arab spring 10 years on: 'We tried to rise'
When a young street seller set himself on fire to protest lack of employment opportunities and government corruption, Tunisia became the cradle of the Arab spring revolutions that swept the middle east. Less than a month later, the dictator Ben Ali had to flee the country he had ruled for 23 years. Ten years on, what change has the revolution brought and was the sacrifice of so many worth the price?
Life has got worse since Arab spring, say people across Middle East
Exclusive: Guardian-YouGov poll suggests majority in nine countries across the Arab world feel inequality has increased
Returning to Tunisia on the 10th anniversary of the Arab spring
The Guardian’s international correspondent Michael Safi returns to Tunisia where, 10 years ago, fruit seller Mohamed Bouazizi set fire to himself. It triggered a wave of protests across North Africa and the Middle East which have had profound ramifications
