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    Why Egypt’s Lack of Children’s Media Alienates Youth

    Translated books sit on street corners gathering curb-side dust, their vacuum-sealed plastic wraps starting to tear. ‘Harry...

    Mona Abdou 5 August 2022
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    Many Cities in One: Is Cairo’s Sprawling Expansion Affecting Social Bonds?

    In one of its star-studded advertising campaigns, real estate development company Zed showcases its two flagship compounds,...

    Amina Zaineldine 3 August 2022
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    10 Years Later: Growing Egyptian Streets from a Blog to Egypt’s Leading English Voice

    “Start your website” flashed on my laptop’s screen, inviting me to explore the world of blogging at...

    Mohamed Khairat 1 August 2022
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    Drawing Parallelisms in Literature: Japan, Egypt and the Existential Society

    First, the cat was gone. But it was not just the cat. Soon everything else in Toru...

    Mirna Abdulaal 28 July 2022
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    ‘Let it Out’: Journals Intertwining Mental Health and Journaling in Egypt

    From endless to-do lists and overbooked schedules, to struggles finding stillness through busy days, going through the...

    Farah Rafik 27 July 2022
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    When Crisis Looms: Egypt’s Approach to Regional Security in the Middle East

    Global threats now throw shadows onto tomorrow, with nations struggling to keep up with climate change, glorified...

    Mona Abdou 27 July 2022
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    Farming Anywhere, Anytime: How Tulima Farms Plans to Revolutionize Egypt’s Agriculture

    “There is a need for healing, indeed.” So opens Ricardo Salvador, an expert in sustainable agriculture practices,...

    Mirna Abdulaal 23 July 2022
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    Less Muslim Brotherhood, More Cooperation: The Future of Egypt-Qatar Relations

    After five years of diplomatic discord, Egypt’s President, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, welcomed Tamim Bin Hamad, the Emir...

    Shereif Barakat 23 July 2022
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    Can Retirement in Egypt be a Journey to a New Dawn?

    As he wakes up, the first thing on his mind is his beloved collection of antiques resting...

    Marina Makary 21 July 2022
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    Biden and the History of Zionism in the United States

    “I did say and I say again, you need not be a Jew to be a Zionist.”...

    Amina Zaineldine 18 July 2022
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    Luxor’s Farmers Instill New Hope for a Climate-Resilient Future in Egypt

    Luxor’s beauty is not just seen through the scale and grandeur of its ancient Egyptian monuments, but...

    Mirna Abdulaal 14 July 2022
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    Less Antinal: Hacking the Egyptian Diet, and Improving the Gut

    The Egyptian diet consists of complex industrial products, mainly found in the fried, fatty, and refined sugar...

    Farah Rafik 11 July 2022
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    Photographing Identity: How Noss e Noss Celebrates Egyptian-Dutch Women

    Identity begins at birth: a tongue curling around language, the meeting point of complexion and ethnicity, and...

    Mona Abdou 8 July 2022
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    Demolition and Despair: Cairo Houseboat Owners Forced to Bid Farewell to Iconic Homes

    Decked on the shimmery banks of the Nile are a line of wooden houseboats – two-storey structures...

    Farah Rafik and Mona Abdou 3 July 2022
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    How Bumble is Preserving Egypt’s Online Dating Community

    Cyber relationships are nothing new to Egyptians. Gone are the days when the only matchmaker was a...

    Shereif Barakat 29 June 2022
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    Price Hikes and Marriage Delays: Egyptian Youth Struggle to get Married Amid Economic Crisis

    It all started on 21 March. As the Arab world prepared to celebrate Mother’s day, Egyptians woke...

    Marina Makary 26 June 2022
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    A Musical Journey from Spain to Egypt: Reconnecting Cultures Through Sound

    As music plays a role in preserving cultural memory – bridging the past and present – it...

    Mirna Abdulaal 24 June 2022
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