Kuwait: One Year

It's been a year since someone broke Desert Girl‘s heart, who expresses her feelings in this intense post.

Kuwait: Shadowman Puzzle

“I understand why cleavage or nudity is usually covered with a black marker, but covering this man completely from head to toe I don’t understand…” writes Lebanese Mark, who lives in Kuwait.

Libya: No Help for Iraqi Children

Highlander from Libya is enraged that while there is a helpline for Harry Potter fans, Iraqi children are left alone to deal with the atrocities and horrors of war.

Jordan: New Developments at Airport

Naseem Al Tarawnah from Jordan writes about new ‘developments’ at Jordan's Queen Alia's Airport.

Jordan: Picture Stories

Ohoud from Jordan explains to us why a picture tells a thousand tales here.

Egypt: Present for Tunisians

Egyptian Zeinobia has a present for her Tunisian readers here.

Israel: New Textbook

Issandr El Amrani, who is based in Egypt, suggests that Israel is an apartheid state because its Arab citizens have separate schools and textbooks.

Bahrain: Call for Justice

Bahraini Mahmood Al Yousif writes about the launch of a new campaign to bring former secret service head Ian Henderson to justice.

Bahrain: Housing Crisis

Bahraini emoodz writes about his country's mounting housing crisis here.

Jordan: Call for Help for Iraqi Refuguees

Jordan and Syria are calling for international help to deal with the escalating crisis with the influx of Iraqi refugees, writes Natasha Tynes from Jordan.

Bahrain: First Female Bloggers Meeting

The First Female Bloggers meeting was held in Bahrain and Gardens of Sand brings us the reactions.

Algeria: Reactions to the Turkish Elections

Algerian blogger Nouri gives us a round up of reactions to the Turkish elections here.

Lebanon: One in Three Want to Leave

Issandr El Amrani, who blogs from Egypt, tells us why one in three Lebanese wants to leave his county.

Israel: Land for Jews Only

Peter Jacob is discussing Israel's decision to sell lands to Jews only.

Iraq: Football Unity

Iraqi blogger Sunshine writes about how the victory of the Iraqi football team has brought Iraqis together.

Arabeyes: Internet War Continues in Egypt

After harassing, questioning and detaining bloggers, the war on the Internet continues in Egypt, this time attacking where it hurts most - the pocket! This is how Egyptian bloggers react to the hike in prices, which will be introduced in September.

“Following the release of the ‘Benghazi Six,’ Bulgarian president Georgi Parvanov has pardoned and released them. He’s also granted citizenship to the Palestinian among them,” reports Elijah Zarwan from Egypt.

Bahrain: Henderson is Back!

Bahraini blogger emoodz is enraged that Ian Henderson, also known as the Butcher of Bahrain, is back in the country.

Bahrain: Welcoming Henderson

Ian Henderson, known as the Butcher of Bahrain, is back in the country, writes Bahraini blogger Mahmood Al Yousif.

Algeria: On Iraq's Neighbours

Algerian Nouri comments on an op-ed written by former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad in the Washington Post.

Bahrain: Arabic Translations

Bint Battuta translates the second in a series of translations of blogs written in Arabic in Bahrain.