All posts tagged "arabs"

On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirmed...

There is an intimate relationship between music and cinema: where the two mediums work together in harmony...

Visiting Egypt is a thrilling experience to any tourist, and in many cases, tourists wish to start...

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) organization and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza brokered by...

Enter medieval Islamic Cairo: days of chivalry, a brave Gawhar al-Siqilli, and tall walls keeping mystical borders....

Love, Life & Everything in Between is Netflix’s latest pan-Arab anthology series comprising eight short films. Directed...

Egyptian-American Rami Malek, who won an Oscar and a Golden Globe earlier this year for his portrayal...

FIFA’s codes and regulations have a very clear stance when it comes to politics; any display of...

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

She developed a passion for art early in her life and did an advanced level of painting...

Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the first Egyptian, Arab and African UN Secretary General, passed away on Tuesday at the...

Optus, one of Australia’s leading telecommunications company, has removed Arabic signs from a store in Sydney after...

Three street artists took a stab at the American TV-series Homeland when they were hired to paint ‘Arab graffiti’ on...

“If I had known what I would face in Hungary, I wouldn’t have left Syria,” one refugee...

This article was published in 2015 before Mr Kamy passed away on 14 December 2018. The article...

All photographs by Enas El Masry. It was the year 1995 when my family and I first...

Neukölln, Berlin’s hipster district, is the gritty face of the city’s burgeoning gentrification process. Here, shisha cafes...