All posts tagged "egyptians"

As the chilly season starts to make its way in Egypt, many sights begin to appear on...

Egypt’s annual urban consumer inflation rate jumped to a five-year high of 18.7 percent in November, as...

Although there are no more COVID-19 PCR tests required for traveling abroad, there are still other requirements...

As the holiday season fast approaches, excitement builds for the Christmas decorations, the parties and gatherings, and...

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

“Black Friday in Egypt is a big scam,” says Sherif Othman, a 42-year-old novelist and owner of...

Between the Mausoleum of Shajarat al-Durr, the shrines of Al-Sayyidi Al-Ja‘fari, Al-Sayyida ‘Atika, Al-Sayyida Ruqayya, and the...

As the world turned its eyes to the FIFA World Cup being hosted by an Arab country...

While there are dozens of pavilions at the United Nations Climate Conference, COP27, the Children and Youth...

Egyptian Tennis Champion Mayar Sherif won the final match of the Copa LP Chile, after beating Ukrainian...

The first week of the United Nations’ (UN) climate conference, popularised as COP27, has come to a...

Egyptian Member of Parliament, Amr Darwish, was escorted out by the security of a press conference about...

Whether it is prepared as a soup, mixed with rice or ‘aish baladi, with chicken or duck...

A young Egyptian boy passes by his father’s bazaar in el-Sayeda Zeinab. The past is within reach,...

Since March 2022, Egyptians have been witnessing the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war and the post-covid economy...

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirmed his attendance to the 27th meeting of the Conference of the...

I am standing in front of the cashier at an electronics chain store in Dubai, with my...