Egypt is blessed with an abundance of marine wildlife. The Red Sea alone is home to over...

Within the first few seconds of the film ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ (2005), audiences sail into...

Egypt’s Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources is taking active measures to protect vulnerable low-lying coastal areas...

With the rise of globalization, the increasing popularity of foreign language programs, and more opportunities to participate...

An ongoing tobacco shortage has left Egypt’s 18 million smokers stuck between record-high prices and an unrelenting...

Once bountiful in numbers, Egypt’s national animal, the steppe eagle, is facing the unfortunate prospect of extinction,...

Abdel Fattah Nada first stepped foot in the marginalized, underserved community of Izbet Khairalla to volunteer at...

Along the riverbanks, by the dilapidated buildings that pepper Cairo’s vast urban landscape, lies the story of...

Conversations with individuals who have moved away from Egypt, or similarly tight-knit societies, to more individualistic countries...

Egypt’s deserts hold a treasure trove of plants upon which the survival of many species depends. The...

“The whole country will be bridges and buildings?” “Instead of exporting art, you want to destroy it?”...

To some communities, writing is not only for reading — it is for being. It is breathing...

A few weeks ago, a Twitter conversation sparked by the influx of memes about electricity cuts led...

One morning, as Rana Abdelhamid was walking through her neighbourhood, an incident took place that would go...

Do perspectives on artificial intelligence (AI) generated art boil down to a difference of personal opinion, or...

To relax, to sit still, to breathe in the scent of freshly chopped olives, to recognize the...

“A man’s best friend” is how dogs are popularly known. Their loyalty, friendliness, and bubbly spirits make...