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

By Nora P. Knobloch, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Is there any reason to celebrate the third anniversary of the Egyptian...

By Mohamed Khairat, founder, EgyptianStreets.com Once one of the world’s most visited tourist attractions, Egypt’s Pyramids have...

As the crisis in Egypt continues to deteriorate, well-educated Egyptians flee the country like never before. Economist...

22-year-old Abdo thinks he has found the recipe on how to make Egypt a better place to...

He has stared into the gun muzzle and carried death in his hands. But Coptic Bishop Thomas...

By Laurine Pierre, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Scattered with farms and crop fields, Dahab Island (Gezirat Dahab) is one...

By Marwan Kamal, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com I vividly remember sitting down with a Syrian man and his eldest...

By Alice Tegle, correspondent, EgyptianStreets.com With Egypt on curfew, daily routines can quickly into dangerous encounters. A...

Hundreds of Australians spilled onto Melbourne’s streets in support of anti-Morsi protesters in Egypt. The jubilant crowds...

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

By Myrna Abbas “Is he here yet?” said Theodora George running into the living room and raising...

Nadine Saleh has spent most of her life wishing that she could walk down the streets of...

The following is an interview with the co-founder of the Heya Initiative, Yara El Razaz. Heya is a...

“I can no longer walk – or even drive – anywhere without receiving a dirty comment or...

The following is a collection of interviews with various Egyptians. All names used are simply aliases for...