All posts tagged "history"

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who was ousted during the January 25 revolution in 2011, made a...

Across time, Tahrir square has been at the heart of all the political transformations that Cairo has...

The King Tutankhamun exhibition at Paris’s Grande Halle La Villette broke the record as the most visited...

The Egyptian pound or ‘gineh’ – abbreviated as LE or EGP – crosses counters and circulates through...

Just over 10 years ago, International Beer Day was inaugurated in Santa Cruz as a day-long celebratory...

In a culture bound by oppression, Egyptian women never stood a chance in acquiring the same fame,...

Stadiums or stadia are event venues – mostly for sports or concerts – designed to host and...

Bridges old and new adorn the city of Cairo, crossing the Nile river and serving to connect...

In what seems to be an unusual and exciting occasion, the Discovery Channel will broadcast a 2-hour...

It is much easier to perceive a supposed ‘enemy’ or a problem within the boundaries of the...

Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities is developing the around the Dendera temple complex into an open-air museum, Ahram Online reports....

Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities announced on Saturday that an Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered a well-preserved 4,400-year-old...

An Egyptian-led archaeological expedition taking place in the south-east of King Amenemhat II’s pyramid revealed a number...

Following an official visit by the Minister of Antiquities Khaled El Enany, Minister of Tourism Rania Al-Mashat,...

Paris, Milan, London and America are widely known to be the home and main influencers of modern...

An American-Egyptian expedition lead by the University of Alabama at Birmingham and the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism...

The Suez Canal remains, in the imagination of the world, as one of the most fantastic works...