All posts tagged "france"

Mottled branches reach for the sky, and an ocean of softly deteriorating stone graves, rubbed by hands...

Egyptian rapper and songwriter Wegz and Paris-based Egyptian opera singer Farrah El Dibany performed on Sunday, December...

After a historic performance, the Moroccan National Football Team has lost it’s World Cup semi-final against France,...

Walking through the soulful streets of Korba, Heliopolis – a hotspot for lively cafes, restaurants, and bakeries...

The king – or queen in this case – is dead, long live the king; a seemingly...

In the era of digital communication, social media, emails, and phone calls rule our day-to-day dialogues. In...

It is a Saturday morning in the 1920s: errands are run just in time to make your...

On 14 June, a joint statement by G7 countries – Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United...

If you’re a trop de choix tue le choix (too much choice kills the choice) kind of...

In the winter of 1907, a former Egyptian army officer of the Orabi Revolt tried to combat...

Diplomacy has existed for millennia, a political tool of peace that ensured earlier civilizations maintained peaceful relationships...

Casting further doubts on the safety and legality of Egyptian artifacts abroad, the Louvre’s former director Jean...

Less than five seconds after playing the song, the crowd loudly cheers and begins to repeatedly sing...

Napoleon slams a hand down, rattling ink bottles and challenging the conviction of his lieutenants. Word has...

Egyptian President Abdelfattah Al Sisi congratulated on Sunday evening centrist French President Emmanuel Macron on his reelection...

At least 10 people have been killed, including four French tourists, one Belgian tourist and five Egyptians,...

Mohamed Naguib stands over a crowd. It’s 1952, and the street is a flood of vibrant compassion...