All posts tagged "egyptians"

Earlier this month, the Coptic Orthodox community in Vancouver, Canada woke up to a devastating tragedy after...

Ahead of the upcoming Eid Al Adha holiday in Egypt, the Cairo Governor announced a fine of...

Growing up in an Egyptian family, most women are told “you will only be allowed to travel...

On Friday 2 July 2021, Canada’s most popular national icon and the country’s tallest building, the CN...

Four people were found dead in Cyprus on Sunday 4 July, as the country battled the worst...

Visually, Luxor is most famous for its iconic temples. Yet beyond this, while there is the visual...

Egyptian-American Ramy Youssef surprised the world on Sunday night, winning a Golden Globe for ‘Best Performance by...

A day following the Ethiopian Airlines jet crash, it was made clear that no passengers survived the...

During high-school, in Kuwait, we would chant We Will Rock You to intimidate our opponents, and later...

Six months ago, the Egyptian Minister for Emigration and Egyptian Expatriate Affairs, Nabila Makram, visited Sydney on...

This travel writing piece participated in the 2018 Travel Writing Competition which was done in collaboration with Travel...

Amidst the 150 startups that are exhibited in the 2018 RiseUp summit, a new ride-hailing service, Fyonka,...

On Tuesday, hundreds of Egyptian Copts and Orthodox Ethiopians gathered in the town of Durunka in Assiut...

In what was described as the worst Greek forest fires in a decade, Egyptian fishermen in Greece...

A massive gathering was observed on Thursday night near Mohamed Salah’s house, located in a residential area...

Egypt’s first World Cup match since 1990 ended in defeat after a last minute goal by Uruguay....

The Egyptian obsession with football drives Egyptians to take unprecedented steps just to support their national football...