All posts tagged "culture"

Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities has announced that visitors to the Egyptian Museum will finally be able to...

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has added Arabic coffee to its list of...

The director of the controversial upcoming Hollywood blockbuster ‘Gods of Egypt’ has apologized for the lack of...

Once home to a community of over 75,000 Jews, Egypt’s Jewish community today has shrunk to merely...

The international political sphere has been riding one wave of turbulence after the other, prompting an increased...

By Rana Khaled, Daily News Egypt Filmmakers and cinema critics have been complaining of the centralisation of...

The 37th Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF) opened on Wednesday with a selection including 120 films from...

By Alexander Liddington-Cox, Lebanese Streets Seventeen university students sit in a café in Kaslik, a coastal town half...

By Nayera Yasser Imagine if each and every one of your favourite childhood characters came to life...

By Kerning Cultures Yazan Halwani is a street artist, still in his early 20s. Over the past...

Since pre-dynastic ancient Egypt, pottery has been a core craft to the Egyptian culture, faith and identity....

Internationally acclaimed Mahmoud Reda Folklore Dance Troupe is set to perform in Melbourne, Australia as part of...

Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman, 78, has visited the Pyramids of Giza with Minister of Tourism Hisham Zaazou...

By Rana Kamaly, Community Times When Khedive Ismail came to power in Egypt, he wanted to establish...

By Kerning Cultures In the 1970s, the population of the UAE stood at 230,000. It is now...

By Aswat Masriya Renowned Egyptian novelist and writer Gamal al-Ghitani died Sunday at the age of 70,...

Originally published on al.arte.magazine It is springtime. The year is 950. You are in Córdoba, the capital...