International Women’s Day has been celebrated ever since the 1920s. It was originally for women to ask...

“On the same day the Ottomans entered the war, the British declared martial law in Egypt ...

I’m originally from a small North-East European country called Estonia with a total population of 1.3 million...

Sudan’s Islamist-led government of Omar Al-Bashir who, along with more than 50 other members of his cabinet,...

I can see in my timeline that today is a controversial day; today is a national holiday...

Politics is a sensitive subject. It sometimes makes things rough, sometimes even brutal. When politics come between friends,...

Today, in a large part of the Islamic world, especially in the MENA region, an understanding of...

By: Abdelrahman Amr and Michael Matthiesen. In the first part in an Egyptian Streets article series under the...

On Friday, as hundreds of worshipers gathered to pray in Al-Rawda mosque in Egypt’s North Sinai, a...

In a society with a high sense of religious sentiment, it is a little hard for any criticism...

As we mark the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, it is, perhaps, helpful to revisit the...

One must say that the rates of unhappily-ever-after marriages and relationships are rising in Egypt. Recent studies...

There is a Kenyan proverb which states that “sticks in a bundle are unbreakable”, or the famous Arabic...

This week in the Egyptian coastal city of Sharm el-Sheikh, thousands of young people from all over the...

While Islam and bigotry are two completely different and opposite religions, they are considered equal to Islam...

A question that has captured the minds of many is why the West shows so much interest...

It has been a week since the Kurdistan region of Iraq, despite major protests from regional and...