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    Inside North African Women’s Bodies: Exploring Shame, Love and Freedom

    Whether we notice it or not, we are constantly experiencing the world through our bodies. Even if...

    Mirna Abdulaal 30 July 2021
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    Defying a Culture: The Challenges of Being a Childfree Woman in Egypt

    “Growing up, I never had the desire to get married and have kids like other girls. I...

    Mona Bassel 26 July 2021
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    ‘We Can’t Lose More Trees’: Egypt’s Maadi Road Project Sparks Uproar

    Residents of the upscale Cairo suburb of Maadi are up-in-arms after the Egyptian Ministry of Transportation announced...

    Nadine Khaled 15 July 2021
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    Brick by Brick: The Story of Egypt’s Illegal Building Epidemic

    In May 2021, I was sitting with my Arabic teacher in an informal street restaurant located in...

    Gregory Holyoke 29 June 2021
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    Calls for Marital Rape Criminalization in Egypt After Viral Instagram Video

    The subject of marital rape made recent headlines in Egypt after Nada Adel, the owner of local...

    Mona Bassel and Mirna Abdulaal 22 June 2021
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    End of the Line: Egypt Grapples with its Crumbling Rail System

    Just before 11:30 A.M. on a warm spring day in late March (26th), train service 89 travelling...

    Gregory Holyoke 20 June 2021
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    The Final Curtain: Can Egypt’s Film Industry Survive COVID-19?

    If you walk down Fouad street in Alexandria, at the crossing with Sofia Zaghloul street you will...

    Gregory Holyoke 17 June 2021
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    A Carbon-Free Economy? Powering Egypt’s Future With Clean Fuel

    Today, cheap and reliable fossil fuel defines the way we live and our energy consumption—from transportation to...

    Mirna Abdulaal 31 May 2021
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    Between Olive Trees and Horses: Nuweiba’s Unique Wilderness Therapy Centre

    In October 2020, I moved to the Bedouin town of Dahab in South Sinai. A couple of...

    Veronica Merlo 28 May 2021
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    A Life Better Overseas? The Trials and Triumphs of Egyptians Working Abroad

    “I don’t really see a future for myself in Egypt.” For Reem Hashem, 27, the decision to...

    Amina Zaineldine 20 May 2021
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    UPDATE: 56 Palestinians, 6 Israelis Killed as Tensions Escalate

    Update: since the publication of this article, the death toll in Gaza has risen to 56, according...

    Olivia Mustafa 12 May 2021
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    The Road So Far: Facts and Stories on Egypt’s COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

    For around three months, Egypt has been rolling out two of the COVID-19 vaccines developed so far....

    Amina Zaineldine 12 May 2021
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    ‘With Awareness Comes Acceptance’: Shifting Perceptions of Autism in Egypt

    ‘Illness, disease, epidemic.’ These are the terms that are commonly, and incorrectly, associated with autism. To say...

    Olivia Mustafa 11 May 2021
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    Coptic Easter: In Past, Present and Future

    Today, Coptic Christians in Egypt and beyond are celebrating Coptic Easter Sunday, one of the most important...

    Olivia Mustafa 2 May 2021
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    Meet Farida Zahran: Award-Winning Brooklyn-Based Egyptian Filmmaker

    Farida Zahran is an Egyptian director and writer living in Brooklyn, New York. With awards under her...

    Noran Morsi 2 May 2021
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    A Small Country Open to the World: Interview with Chile’s Ambassador in Egypt

    One of the main strengths of diplomacy is that it can bring closer what is far away...

    Amina Zaineldine 27 April 2021
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    New Faces of Farmers: Bringing African Youth Back to Agriculture

    In the mind of many youth today, farming is often considered to be an ‘old profession’ –...

    Mirna Abdulaal 22 April 2021
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