Egyptian Streets - Part 546

In Photos: Lebanon’s Rightful Outage Is Greater than the Beirut Blast

Lebanon has been in a state of heightened tensions and revolt for the past five years. The unrest started with Beirut’s 2015 waste management...

Egyptian StreetsAugust 11, 2020

In Photos: Netflix Releases First Look At Egyptian Original Series ‘Paranormal’

ES BuzzAugust 11, 2020

Lebanese Cabinet Resigns After Mounting Pressure

Egyptian StreetsAugust 10, 2020

Negative PCR Tests to be Required of Some Foreign Tourists Entering Egypt

Egyptian StreetsAugust 9, 2020

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson to Play Ancient Egyptian Supervillain ‘Black Adam’

Egyptian StreetsAugust 9, 2020

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International
In Photos: Lebanon’s Rightful Outage Is Greater than the Beirut Blast
Lebanon has been in a state of heightened tensions and revolt for the past five years. The...

Egyptian Streets August 11, 2020
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Lebanon
Lebanese Cabinet Resigns After Mounting Pressure
After pressure in the aftermath of the devastating blast in Beirut killing at least 160 people and...

Egyptian Streets August 10, 2020
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News
Negative PCR Tests to be Required of Some Foreign Tourists Entering Egypt
In light of the recent return of scheduled international commercial flights, Egypt’s Ministry of Civil Aviation announced...

Egyptian Streets August 9, 2020
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International
Egypt and Greece Sign Exclusive Economic Zone Deal
According to various local news outlets, Egypt and Greece has established a newly formed an Exclusive Economic...

Egyptian Streets August 7, 2020

Buzz

In Photos: Netflix Releases First Look At Egyptian Original Series ‘Paranormal’

After a year since its announcement, Netflix debuted the first images on the anticipated Egyptian original series...

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Arts & Culture
Cultural Traditions in Dance & Dress: A Brief History of Egyptian Folklore Dancing
Almost every country in the world has its own national dance and dress, passed down through generations,...

Mary Aravanis August 8, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Tintin, Lucky Luke, and Astérix: Remembering the Comics That Entertained a Generation
Frames from the Arabic translation of The Adventures of Tintin. The year is 1975. An early Saturday...

Amina Zaineldine August 6, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Singalongs and Big Dance Numbers: 8 Classic Egyptian Musical Films From Back in the Day
The fashion, the lyrics, the music, the grandness of it all; they just don’t make musical films...

Mary Aravanis August 6, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Mango Season: Egypt’s Favorite Summer Fruit
Nothing beats the smell of a fresh pile of mangoes on a warm summer’s day. No matter...

Mary Aravanis August 3, 2020

Opinion

Redefining Girlhood: From Soad Hosny to Egypt’s Young Instagram Feminists

Earlier this year in July, Egypt’s young and digital savvy feminists took on social media platforms, mainly...

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Feature
In Hopes of a Coronavirus Vaccine in Egypt; The Details So Far
With the COVID-19 infection cases in Egypt starting to decrease and many people starting to embrace a...

Noran Alaa Morsi August 8, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Cultural Traditions in Dance & Dress: A Brief History of Egyptian Folklore Dancing
Almost every country in the world has its own national dance and dress, passed down through generations,...

Mary Aravanis August 8, 2020
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Feature
Egyptian High School and College Grads Reconcile with their Alternative Celebrations
Around the world, high school and college graduates have had their celebrations halted because of the COVID-19...

Noran Alaa Morsi August 7, 2020
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Feature
Gang Rape, Sexual Abuse and Threats: The Story Behind Egypt’s ‘Fairmont Crime’
On Friday 21 February 2014, on the twentieth floor of the five-star Fairmont Nile City hotel, young...

Egyptian Streets August 4, 2020

News

Sisi Says Videos on Government Corruption Full of ‘Lies’ and ‘Slander’

President Sisi noted during the eighth edition of the National Youth Forum on Saturday that what was...

International

In Photos: Lebanon’s Rightful Outage Is Greater than the Beirut Blast

Lebanon has been in a state of heightened tensions and revolt for the past five years. The...

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Buzz
Want to Try Your Hand at Hieroglyphs? Google Just Created a Translator!
Despite the fact that ancient Egypt is almost automatically linked to the ancient writing system of ancient...

Noran Alaa Morsi July 16, 2020
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Opinion
Measures Egypt Should Maintain and Implement Post-Pandemic
Staying home should inspire us to generate new ideas and policies to boost our economy that would...

Mohammed Nosseir June 12, 2020
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Buzz
Kahk for a Cause: This Egyptian Startup Delivers Kahk to Your Doorstep
Breadfast, one of Egypt’s fastest growing delivery services for baked goods and groceries, is partnering with the...

ES Buzz May 17, 2020
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Buzz
#StayAtHome: 5 Ways to Stay At Home to Flatten the Coronavirus Curve
Egypt announced on Saturday that all schools and universities will be suspended for two weeks starting March...

ES Buzz March 15, 2020

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Opinion
Why Al-Sisi Should Not Be Egypt’s Next President
“If the lion is the most efficient king of the jungle, would you take him out of...

Egyptian Streets January 30, 2014
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Opinion
The Legend of the Pharaohs: Why Egypt Continues to Stand Strong in Times of Disorder
By Farida Ezzat, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Egypt, the country protected by the Almighty Allah, stands strong today in...

Farida M Ezzat January 26, 2014
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Feature
Three Years of Female Struggle
By Nora P. Knobloch, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com Is there any reason to celebrate the third anniversary of the Egyptian...

Egyptian Streets January 25, 2014
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News
Historic Islamic Art Museum “Completely Destroyed”
Egypt’s Minister of Antiquities has announced that Cairo’s Islamic Art Museum has been “completely destroyed,” in a...

Egyptian Streets January 24, 2014
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Travel
Graffiti defaces 2,000 year old monuments in Luxor
For thousands of years, Ancient Egyptian monuments garnered the respect of millions. From Alexander the Great who...

Egyptian Streets January 20, 2014
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Opinion
Egypt’s constitution: renewed hope for women
By Farida Ezzat, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com The past few years have brought about change beyond anyone’s understanding. We...

Farida M Ezzat January 13, 2014
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Feature
Stories Under the Pyramids: Lives Threatened by Egypt’s Revolution
By Mohamed Khairat, founder, EgyptianStreets.com Once one of the world’s most visited tourist attractions, Egypt’s Pyramids have...

Egyptian Streets December 21, 2013
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Opinion
A to Z reasons why Egypt’s education system is lacking
By Marwan Kamal, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com The following “A-Z” reasons were found after interviewing several teachers and individuals....

Egyptian Streets December 15, 2013
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Photo Essays
Egypt’s White December: First Snowfall in Cairo in 100 Years
In the early morning of Friday the 13th 2013, parts of Cairo witnessed the first snowfall in...

Egyptian Streets December 13, 2013
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Opinion
Forceful Forgetting: The Egyptian Amnesia
By Emma Pearson and Katie Welsford, contributors, EgyptianStreets.com “I found Rome a city of brick, and left...

Egyptian Streets December 11, 2013
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Opinion
Coming Back ‘Home’: Reflections From An Egyptian Abroad
No two Egyptians are exactly alike. By Daniel Nour, contributor, EgyptianStreets.com The dark skinned Nubian beauties of...

Egyptian Streets December 8, 2013
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Photo Essays
Discovering the Lost City of Heracleion
For centuries, the city of Heracleion has been shrouded in myth and thought to be a legend....

Egyptian Streets November 22, 2013

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