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The sixth edition of the Cairo Cinema Days festival — otherwise known as Ayam Al Qahera Al-Cineme’ya...

In recent years, the Arab World has taken the entertainment industry by storm – and audiences outside...

Traveling the world is written on thousands of bucket lists, but with the recent global economic crisis,...

Unrelenting and unforgiving is the Arab experience. From wet womb to war-torn, Arab children are born into...

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi spoke with Turkish president Tayyip Erdogan and Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad on...

“To hear her voice is to make life liveable,” Egyptian theatre director, Hassan el-Gueretly, once said of...

Egypt’s former Minister of Health and Population, and the country’s first female health minister, Maha El-Rabbat received...

Why do Americans yearn for the romance of Paris? Why do young men in Lahore dream of...

Image Credit:اسكندرية 1900/Facebook During the British occupation of Egypt, to be colonial was to be elite: to...

The hip-hop scene seems to be most dominant in Egypt, with singers such as Marwan Moussa, Wegz,...

Controversy erupted on social media following the release of Netflix’s first Arabic original film ‘Ashab wala A’azz’...

Very few things are as vulnerable as the things we keep on our phones. Fearful of all...

As someone who aspired to become a writer from a very young age, I’ve always pondered as...

Netflix announced on Tuesday the upcoming release of its first ever Arabic original film As7ab Wala A3az...

Gibran Khalil Gibran, also known as Kahlil Gibran, was more than just a poet. He was also...

Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources announced Wednesday that Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon have agreed...

Lebanon is currently sinking into a humanitarian catastrophe, as the World Bank has described the crisis as...