By Sofian Noor, The Bedouin Way Egypt’s Sinai Bedouin are often thought of as mysterious by the...

Last month, photographs taken of an abandoned outdoor cinema in the middle of Egypt’s Sinai desert by...

Blockbuster hollywood film ‘Noah’ has been approved for screening in local theatres by Egypt’s censorship board, reported...

The Square (El-Midan), the first Egyptian film to be nominated for an award at the Oscars, has...

Light Calligraphy is an art of a most unusual kind, blending words, light and photography. It has been...

More than 1,000 artifacts spanning 3500 years of history looted or destroyed during Egypt’s violence By Giacomo Crescenzi,...

The streets are empty,  shops are closed, the only souls on the streets are those of the...

By Giacomo Crescenzi, Egyptian Streets In April 2013 the Egyptian artist Chant Avedissian, 62, set a new...

Sipping expensive cocktails and nibbling on exotic fruits and cheeses at extravagant events in the presence of...

Several weeks ago, President Morsi appointed a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, Alaa Abdel-Aziz, as Minister of...

A Chinese tourist damaged a 3,000-year-old site in Luxor causing outrage in China and Egypt after photographs...

“Melbourne… Australia” Time paused momentarily as those two words flashed on my phone’s worn-out screen. My friend...

I originally published this article on ABC’s The Drum in May. It has been updated to include recent...