All posts tagged "egypt"

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

Around the world, high school and college graduates have had their celebrations halted because of the COVID-19...

According to various local news outlets, Egypt and Greece has established a newly formed an Exclusive Economic...

Frames from the Arabic translation of The Adventures of Tintin. The year is 1975. An early Saturday...

Egypt’s Public Prosecution announced on Wednesday evening that the Prosecutor-General has ordered an investigation into the alleged...

At least 100 people were killed and more than 4,000 others injured after a massive explosion rocked...

On Friday 21 February 2014, on the twentieth floor of the five-star Fairmont Nile City hotel, young...

“Oh my God, I’m dying,” were 16-year-old Sarah Said’s last words, recorded in a harrowing 911 call...

When people think of Upper Egypt, what often comes to mind is rural life, poverty, background cultural...

On July 16, popular Instagram user @astagfirolah shared a post with “breaking news” that Google Maps and...

The Egyptian government launched an online database of locally manufactured products in a bid to boost consumer...

Egyptian public figures, Minister of International Cooperation Dr. Rania Al Mashat and renowned Egyptologist Dr. Zahi Hawass,...

Open and honest conversations are integral to achieving cultural and societal change. It is by allowing people...

Maps can be a fascinating gateway to how extensively things change with time. A lot of the...

In the nominations for the 72nd Television Academy’s Emmy Awards announced Tuesday, Egyptian-American actor Ramy Youssef received...

Having played a vital role in the exposing and investigating alleged rapist and harasser Ahmed Bassam Zaki,...

    Egypt’s Minister of Antiquities and Toursim Khaled al-Anani unveiled the first restaurant to serve tourists...