On aperçoit soudain toute la rue de la Ligue arabe, noire de monde. On est stupéfaits. Les militants viennent voir Pauline. « On a réussi ! »

At least 2,000 people are waiting for the arrival of the Bulaq march before they head to Tahrir. We can’t believe our eyes. Something is finally happening.

Marwa Adel is a visual artist who lives in Cairo. Her Momentum series from Tahrir is powerful because it captures both the bravery and the strength.

Welcome to Zabatak, Arabic for “I caught you,” a creative anti-corruption initiative that has come of age during Egypt’s revolutionary period.

Following the start of the revolution one year ago, the streets of Cairo and other Egyptian cities have seen a growing and dynamic movement of political art in the streets. For anyone interested in the work of the artists, there is one place to go (except for wandering the streets, of course): Suzee in the […]

Pour célébrer la publication de sa deuxième revue best-of, l’équipe parisienne de Mashallah News organise un débat dédié à la censure en Iran.

To celebrate the 2nd Best Of printed edition, Mashallah News is organising a debate on journalism and censorship in Iran. The

3al6ayer — with 16 million viewers on YouTube — has sparked a small (yet huge) humour revolution among Saudi Arabia’s online youth.

Moustache is a short film by Kuwaiti film maker Meqdad Al-Kout, humourising non-conformity with the norms of society.

Turkish cartoonist Ramize Erer has been drawing attention for 30 years to, among other issues, the relationship between men and women in Turkish society.