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    3 Ways Egypt’s World Youth Forum Can Truly Empower Youth

    Big changes start with small beginnings. Greta Thunberg gained the world’s attention when she first turned up...

    Mirna Abdulaal 24 January 2022
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    Mirna Abdulaal 22 November 2021
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    Off The Streets, On The Runway: Europe’s Double-Standard For Muslim Headscarves

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    Mona Abdou 19 November 2021
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    ‘Shabb Shabb’: A Blueprint for Ending the Generational Feud in Egyptian Music

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    Amina Zaineldine 17 November 2021
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    “I Can’t Handle a Female Boss!” The Internalized Misogyny of Egyptian Office Life

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    Amina Zaineldine 23 October 2021
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    Some people are nomadic for a short period of time, while some for years, months, or even...

    Mirna Abdulaal 1 October 2021
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    Moustafa Daly 10 September 2021
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    Mona Abdou 21 August 2021
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    Noran Morsi 31 May 2021
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    Like every Ramadan, the Egyptian television industry has wheeled out the usual tray of saccharine treats, the...

    Omar Abo Mosallam 13 May 2021
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