Egyptian Streets

Netflix Buys Rights to Israeli Film on the ‘Egyptian Spy Who Saved Israel’

Netflix has bought the rights to the Israeli thriller Hamalach (The Angel) by Israeli director Ariel Vromen. According to Israeli newspaper Haaretz, the film’s script is...

Egyptian StreetsJuly 28, 2017

Egypt Receives Fourth Batch of Rafale Fighters from France

Egyptian StreetsJuly 27, 2017

Egypt Court Sentences 43 Protesters to Life in Prison

Egyptian StreetsJuly 27, 2017

‘Egypt Uncovered’: New Exhibition at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London

Egyptian StreetsJuly 27, 2017

A New Hijabi Emoji is Coming Up on iPhones

Egyptian StreetsJuly 26, 2017

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Egypt Receives Fourth Batch of Rafale Fighters from France
Egypt has received on Wednesday two Dassault Aviation-built Rafale fighter jets from France, announced Egypt’s Armed Forces...

Egyptian Streets July 27, 2017
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Egypt Court Sentences 43 Protesters to Life in Prison
A Cairo criminal court sentenced, on Tuesday, 43 anti-government protesters to life in prison over clashes with authorities...

Egyptian Streets July 27, 2017
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A New Hijabi Emoji is Coming Up on iPhones
A new Hijabi emoji has been approved to be released on the latest update to the iOS...

Egyptian Streets July 26, 2017
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Egypt to Financially Support Citizens with Disabilities
Egyptian citizens with disabilities will be provided with financial support, Minister of Social Solidarity Ghada Wali said...

Egyptian Streets July 26, 2017

Buzz

Netflix Buys Rights to Israeli Film on the ‘Egyptian Spy Who Saved Israel’

Netflix has bought the rights to the Israeli thriller Hamalach (The Angel) by Israeli director Ariel Vromen. According to...

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Arts & Culture
‘Egypt Uncovered’: New Exhibition at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London
In celebration of the 200 anniversary of the discovery of the tomb of Pharaoh Seti I, Sir John...

Egyptian Streets July 27, 2017
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Arts & Culture
An App for the Timeless Culture of Nubia
Nubia, a region located along the Nile between northern Sudan and southern Egypt, is home to one of the earliest civilizations of ancient Africa....

BECAUSE July 20, 2017
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Arts & Culture
Egyptian Artists Continue to Produce Thrilling Art Despite Increased Censorship
The arts and culture scene in Egypt has been Oxygenating the freedom of expression discourse despite battling against...

Engy Adham July 11, 2017
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Arts & Culture
Egypt Approves EGP 40 Million Restoration of Synagogue in Alexandria
Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities has approved a request to allocate EGP 40 million for the restoration of...

Egyptian Streets July 8, 2017

Opinion

Islam and the Trap of Bigotry

In recent times, the topics ‘modern Islam’ and ‘Islam and modernism’ have been frequently discussed in the...

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Arts & Culture
An App for the Timeless Culture of Nubia
Nubia, a region located along the Nile between northern Sudan and southern Egypt, is home to one of the earliest civilizations of ancient Africa....

BECAUSE July 20, 2017
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Feature
InternsValley Reinforces a Culture of Collaboration between Startups and Students
InternsValley has announced the launch the second phase of a matching web platform called “Beta” where startups and...

Egyptian Streets July 20, 2017
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Feature
Kite Tribe Girls: Empowering Women Through Sports
Across the world, women are pushing against the norm of sports being a male-dominated field. From football...

BECAUSE July 13, 2017
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Feature
A Guide to El Gouna’s Luxurious Real Estate: Choose the Style that Fits your Taste
One of the top places to visit in Egypt is El Gouna. Over the past 25 years,...

AbdelAzim Osman July 9, 2017

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Video of Egyptian President Nasser Mocking Mandatory Hijab Goes Viral

A video of former Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser mocking the Muslim Brotherhood’s attempts to impose the...

Photo Essays

In Photos: The Supermoon, As Seen From Egypt

On Monday, the full moon came closer to the Earth than any other time since 1948. The...

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Arts & Culture
An App for the Timeless Culture of Nubia
Nubia, a region located along the Nile between northern Sudan and southern Egypt, is home to one of the earliest civilizations of ancient Africa....

BECAUSE July 20, 2017
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Opinion
Egypt’s Cyber Dilemma: Technology, Threats and Freedoms
Cyber crimes have long been recognized as serious threats to businesses and individuals. Cyberwars threaten nations in...

Ayman S. Ashour June 4, 2017
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Technology
Egypt’s Internet Among World’s Slowest
Egypt’s broadband internet speeds are among the slowest in the world, according to a new report by...

Egyptian Streets April 14, 2017
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Technology
Bey2ollak ‘Stories’ Allows Users to Share Their Everyday Moments on Egypt’s Roads
Bey2ollak, Egypt’s leading mobile application for crowd-sourcing traffic updates, has added a ‘Stories’ feature to its application....

Egyptian Streets April 1, 2017

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Egypt to Financially Support Citizens with Disabilities
Egyptian citizens with disabilities will be provided with financial support, Minister of Social Solidarity Ghada Wali said...

Egyptian Streets July 26, 2017
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Magdi Yacoub Performs Heart Surgeries in Ethiopia for Free
Prominent Egyptian Cardiologist Magdi Yacoub, along with a team of 27 surgeons, concluded their 5-day visit to...

Egyptian Streets July 25, 2017
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Tourism
Bulgaria: A European Destination for Egypt’s Budget Travelers
After the flotation of the Egyptian pound, traveling to Europe has become economically challenging for several social...

Maydaa Abo El Nadar July 25, 2017
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Help Egyptian Women Learn How to Code
While the field of technology has been known for its gender problem, Egyptian women have taken the...

Engy Adham July 25, 2017
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Egypt to Launch Bike Sharing System in Cairo
Egypt has signed a protocol with the UN Human Settlement Programme introducing for the first time bike sharing...

Egyptian Streets July 25, 2017
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Egyptian Aly AlShafei Wins Grand Award of African Innovation Prize
An Egyptian professor of Mechanical Engineering at Cairo University was announced on Sunday the winner of the...

Egyptian Streets July 24, 2017
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Jerusalem Solidarity: One Christian Joins Muslim Prayers, Makes Cross Sign As They Recite Quran
A Christian man was spotted reading the bible and making the sign of the cross among thousands of...

Egyptian Streets July 24, 2017
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Egypt’s Al-Azhar Sets Up Fatwa Booths in Cairo Metro Stations
Egypt’s Azhar Islamic Research Academy (AIRA) has set up booths in Metro stations for people who have...

Egyptian Streets July 23, 2017
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International
UN Security Council to Meet Over Jerusalem Violence
The United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency meeting upon the request of Egypt, Sweden and...

Egyptian Streets July 23, 2017
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Largest Military Base in the Middle East Opens in Egypt
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi inaugurated a military base in Egypt that is reportedly the largest in...

Egyptian Streets July 22, 2017
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‘I Forgive Them’: Miss World Australia Faces Attacks for Being Muslim
Esma Voloder, Australia’s first Muslim Miss World Australia, has faced a torrent of attacks for being Muslim....

Egyptian Streets July 21, 2017
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International
Clashes Continue Between Palestinians, Israeli Forces in Jerusalem
Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli Forces have been ongoing in Jerusalem since last Friday. The dispute started after...

Egyptian Streets July 20, 2017

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