During high-school, in Kuwait, we would chant We Will Rock You to intimidate our opponents, and later...

Many years ago in the late 1980s, before ‘ISIS’ appeared on the scene, there was the story...

Cairo has a waste problem that is too big for its public funding agencies and the Zabbaleen...

In the seventh part in an Egyptian Streets article series under the name of East-West Chitchat that aims to spark...

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There have been widespread protests in Sudan for the past couple of days, the protests were over...

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On Tuesday, November 6th, the results were declared for the US midterm elections. Democrats won control of...

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With the rapid rise of economic globalisation, many scholars like Thomas Friedman in the 20th century argued...

I could feel their heavy-eyed stares whether I was entering my hotel in Sharm El-Sheikh, walking along...

At the end of 2017, a New York Times documentary called ”She Wants Independence. In Egypt, That...

Last month, Toyota released a video campaign showcasing its latest model of the Fortuner series under the...

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  There are things that often seem too trivial to be taken seriously, yet can still have...

In the sixth part in an Egyptian Streets article series under the name of East-West Chitchat that aims to...