All posts tagged "culture"

By Kerning Cultures Mention “brain drain” to any Middle Easterner and they’ll nod sadly: yes, we have...

The European Union is ready to allocate EUR 7.5 million to support the preservation of Egypt’s heritage...

A World Bank inspection team arrives at an Egyptian village to assess its transformation of agricultural management....

Twenty-seven years into his acting career, The Revenant has finally landed Leonardo DiCaprio his first Academy Award. The...

This post originally appeared on Passport & Plates Egypt is well-known for a lot of things: the...

By Rana Khaled  “At this very moment, there is a girl at a crossroads and everyone around...

Germany’s Freiburg Court has issued a verdict affirming Egypt’s liability in repatriating a pre-dynastic Egyptian stone vase...

Three valuable Islamic lamps that were looted from Cairo’s Al-Rifa’i mosque and replaced with fakes are set...

The 47th annual Egyptian Book Fair, which kicked off on January 27 and comes to an end...

Egypt’s Minister of Health and Population Dr Ahmed Emad Radi has pledged to eradicate female genital mutilation...

The refugee crisis, growing impacts of climate change, diminishing resources and escalating conflicts are leading to the...

Fatma Ibrahim El Sayed El Beltagy was born on December 31, 1898 in a rural village in...

The 2016 International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) has nominated three Egyptian novels for this year’s award....

Egyptian soprano singer Fatma Said has won the 8th Veronica Dunne International Singing Competition in Dublin, Ireland,...

The 47th edition of the Cairo International Book Fair opens Wednesday under the theme of “Culture in...

By Tom Verde, originally published as ‘Malika I: Khayzuran & Zubayda‘ on Aramco World  From Indonesia to...

Chinese President Xi Jinping is visiting Cairo later this week, marking his first official state visit to...