Egyptian Streets

Far Right Terrorist Kills 11 in Hanau Shisha Bars Shooting

According to various international news outlets, such as the BBC and DW, a far right extremist gunman took to two shisha bars in Germany’s...

Egyptian StreetsFebruary 20, 2020

First Case of Coronavirus in Egypt ‘Recovering’ and in ‘Good Health’, WHO Confirms

Egyptian StreetsFebruary 20, 2020

Seven Contemporary Egyptian Writers Shedding Light on Egyptian Culture & Beyond

Mary AravanisFebruary 19, 2020

Cherishing Traditional Egyptian and Nubian Jewelry

Mirna AbdulaalFebruary 19, 2020

Unwinding on a Budget? Try Stage El Zamalek

Amina ZaineldineFebruary 19, 2020

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International
Far Right Terrorist Kills 11 in Hanau Shisha Bars Shooting
According to various international news outlets, such as the BBC and DW, a far right extremist gunman...

Egyptian Streets February 20, 2020
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News
First Case of Coronavirus in Egypt ‘Recovering’ and in ‘Good Health’, WHO Confirms
Latest tests reveal that the first person to have the COVID-19 coronavirus in Egypt is on...

Egyptian Streets February 20, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Over 180 Jews Fly in to Celebrate ‘Shabat’ at Recently Restored Alexandrian Synagogue
According to various videos circulating on social media, a congregation of 180 Jews of Egyptian origin flew...

Egyptian Streets February 17, 2020
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News
Egypt’s Musicians Syndicate Bans Popular Mahraganat Music
Egypt’s Musicians Syndicate head Hany Shaker issued a decree on Sunday banning all Mahraganat singers (electronic folk)...

Egyptian Streets February 17, 2020

Buzz

Cherishing Traditional Egyptian and Nubian Jewelry

As nations and communities evolve over time, cultural and traditional ways of dress also become forgotten. In...

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Arts & Culture
Seven Contemporary Egyptian Writers Shedding Light on Egyptian Culture & Beyond
In the words of the legendary Egyptian writer Naguib Mahfouz, “art is a criticism of society and...

Mary Aravanis February 19, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Over 180 Jews Fly in to Celebrate ‘Shabat’ at Recently Restored Alexandrian Synagogue
According to various videos circulating on social media, a congregation of 180 Jews of Egyptian origin flew...

Egyptian Streets February 17, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Si le Nez de Cleopatre: An Art Exhibit Examining Re-Written History
“What is history and what is our perception of it?” was one of the questions multi-disciplinary conceptual...

Mary Aravanis February 16, 2020
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Arts & Culture
A New Perspective: Benefits of Taking an Acting Course for non-Actors
It feels invigorating and almost otherworldly, to place oneself in another’s shoes and experience life from their...

Mary Aravanis February 16, 2020

Arts & Culture

A New Perspective: Benefits of Taking an Acting Course for non-Actors

It feels invigorating and almost otherworldly, to place oneself in another’s shoes and experience life from their...

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Feature
Lessons From Egyptians Who Studied Abroad
“I was 22, alone among my peers, and I was expected to lead a productive life and...

Amina Zaineldine February 17, 2020
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Feature
#DaughtersOfTheNation: Voices From the First Ever Women’s March in Iraq
“In the history of Iraq, this is the first time women go out and participate in such...

Mirna Abdulaal February 15, 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Brief: the Evolution of Egypt’s Advertising Industry
Driving through a sea of billboards day after day has just become a staple part of daily...

Mary Aravanis February 13, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Qanoon: Manhattan’s New Massively Popular Palestinian Restaurant
Food is the best sensorial representation of our circumstances, culture and background. It is through food that...

Niveen Ghoneim February 11, 2020

News

Sisi Says Videos on Government Corruption Full of ‘Lies’ and ‘Slander’

President Sisi noted during the eighth edition of the National Youth Forum on Saturday that what was...

Photo Essays

Aswan in Pictures: The Egyptian Destination You Should Never Miss

The River Nile winds its way through Egypt, from South to North, but it is said that...

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News
Google Injects 1M USD Into Arabic Digital Skills Program, Improves Arabic Search
Upon searching for ‘recycling plastic’ and other environment-related keywords, the social enterprise Greenish appears on the first...

Aya Nader December 11, 2019
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Buzz
5 Innovative Egyptian Insurance Companies That Might Save Your Life
The widespread use of technology today isn’t just saving consumers more time and money, but is also...

Egyptian Streets December 8, 2019
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Feature
Remote Work: How Technology is Transforming Work Culture
In recent years, there has been a growing trend in organizations to shift towards remote work environment...

Nour Eltigani November 13, 2019
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Feature
Why Egypt’s Reliance on Renewable Energy is Inevitable
Following the dramatic Amazon fires that made headlines worldwide for several days, calls have increased globally towards...

Amira Sayed September 24, 2019

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Photo Essays
Aswan in Pictures: The Egyptian Destination You Should Never Miss
The River Nile winds its way through Egypt, from South to North, but it is said that...

Amina Zaineldine February 18, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Over 180 Jews Fly in to Celebrate ‘Shabat’ at Recently Restored Alexandrian Synagogue
According to various videos circulating on social media, a congregation of 180 Jews of Egyptian origin flew...

Egyptian Streets February 17, 2020
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Feature
Lessons From Egyptians Who Studied Abroad
“I was 22, alone among my peers, and I was expected to lead a productive life and...

Amina Zaineldine February 17, 2020
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News
Egypt’s Musicians Syndicate Bans Popular Mahraganat Music
Egypt’s Musicians Syndicate head Hany Shaker issued a decree on Sunday banning all Mahraganat singers (electronic folk)...

Egyptian Streets February 17, 2020
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News
European Parliament President Calls for Release of Student Activist Patrick
According to a statement released by Egypt’s Initiative for Personal Rights, Egyptian student and activist Patrick George...

Egyptian Streets February 16, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Si le Nez de Cleopatre: An Art Exhibit Examining Re-Written History
“What is history and what is our perception of it?” was one of the questions multi-disciplinary conceptual...

Mary Aravanis February 16, 2020
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Arts & Culture
A New Perspective: Benefits of Taking an Acting Course for non-Actors
It feels invigorating and almost otherworldly, to place oneself in another’s shoes and experience life from their...

Mary Aravanis February 16, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Mesakaa or Moussaka? A Look at Shared Dishes Across the Mediterranean Region
From stuffed vegetables to sweet dessert pastries, there are a number of Mediterranean dishes whose origins can’t...

Mary Aravanis February 15, 2020
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Feature
#DaughtersOfTheNation: Voices From the First Ever Women’s March in Iraq
“In the history of Iraq, this is the first time women go out and participate in such...

Mirna Abdulaal February 15, 2020
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International
Breaking: Egypt Reports First Case of Coronavirus
In a joint press release by Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population and the World Health Organization...

Egyptian Streets February 14, 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Mad Caliph: the Egyptian Ruler Who Hated (and Banned) Molokkheya
One of the few things Egyptians living abroad often miss from back home is a fragrant, and...

Egyptian Streets February 14, 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Closer Look at Western Films and their Egyptian Counterparts Throughout the Years
Egyptian cinema is known to be prevalent across the Middle East, with most of the region being...

Mary Aravanis February 14, 2020

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