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Arts & Culture
The Dictatorship Syndrome: Al Aswany’s ‘Medical’ Report of a Syndrome Affecting Humanity
Although Egypt boasts a long history and tradition of literature, from ancient Egypt until today, very few...

Sara Ahmed November 3, 2020
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News
UAE Officially Normalizes Relations with Israel
The United Arab Emirates and Israel announced on Thursday 13 August that they have agreed to normalise...

Sara Ahmed August 13, 2020
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Feature
In the Wake of COVID-19, Egypt’s Asians Fall Victim to Racism
A young woman stood on one side of the platform in the Attaba metro station, tucked in...

Sara Ahmed April 15, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Islam Meets Ancient Egypt: The Mosque Hidden Inside Luxor’s Iconic Temple
When visiting Luxor, the average traveler is spoiled for choice. However, one attractive and evident site to...

Sara Ahmed January 27, 2020
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Feature
Suicide Prevention Assistance: The Road to Recovery in Egypt
Between the realization that suicide is ‘haram’ (religiously forbidden), a lack of resources and the recognizable dark...

Sara Ahmed December 16, 2019
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Arts & Culture
Review: Hessler’s ‘The Buried’ Captivatingly Captures the Essence of Egypt’s Political Turmoil and History
The 2011 revolution, the First Intermediate Period, then the era of Morsi, and the Second Intermediate Period,...

Sara Ahmed November 28, 2019
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Travel
An Alternative Excursion by Lake Geneva: Charming Lausanne
Tucked in the heart of Europe, Switzerland easily captures travellers’ entusiasm for its reputed picturesques towns and...

Sara Ahmed October 25, 2019
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Arts & Culture
What If Egyptian Women Had the Supernatural Power of Emitting Electricity?
The wonderful aspect about science fiction books is that they toy with our perception of reality and...

Sara Ahmed October 21, 2019
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Arts & Culture
Dutch Affinity for Antiquities: The Egyptian Collection at Leiden’s Rijksmuseum
One of the most fascinating truths about ancient Egyptian artifacts is that they can almost be found...

Sara Ahmed August 2, 2019
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Opinion
#ATeamOfHarassers: Egyptians Are Right to Still Seethe at MoSalah
For months Egypt has been preparing for AFCON 2019, however, in the last two weeks, social media...

Sara Ahmed July 7, 2019
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News
UN Report Forecasts Egyptian Population to Increase 60 M by 2050
According to recently published UN study, “World Population Prospects 2019: Highlights”, Egypt is expect to experience an...

Sara Ahmed July 4, 2019
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Feature
On a Free Trip to Egypt: Americans, Egyptians Battle Stereotypes
In a world rife with political discontentment and seemingly more discord than tolerance, it is easy to...

Sara Ahmed May 15, 2019
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News
Egyptian Photojournalist Shawkan Finally Released
After more than five years in prison, Egyptian photo journalist Mahmoud Abu Zaid has been finally released....

Sara Ahmed March 4, 2019
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Travel
Shanghai Eye: Why Should One Visit China?
“Just why would you visit China?” “What’s there to eat besides insects?” “But it has a horrible...

Sara Ahmed February 5, 2019
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Arts & Culture
Roman Era Sarcophagi Unearthed in Damietta
According to a press release issued on Sunday by the Ministry of Antiquites, an Egyptian archeological mission...

Sara Ahmed December 31, 2018
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Feature
Parents Are Key to Success of New Education System in Egypt
For years, Egypt’s educational system has been criticized for its shortcomings and for the unhealthy, unrealistic expectations...

Sara Ahmed December 14, 2018
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Travel
Of Identity and Overcoming Grief: Bulgaria’s Rila Mountains
This travel writing piece participated in the 2018 Travel Writing Competition which was done in collaboration with Travel...

Sara Ahmed December 14, 2018

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