All posts tagged "middle east"

Identity is at the forefront of struggles and complexities that plague the lives of Egyptians, whether they...

Change begins in the bedroom— controversial, but true. Since the Arab Spring in 2011, there has been...

On Tuesday, November 6th, the results were declared for the US midterm elections. Democrats won control of...

Earlier this year in January, a new book written by Israeli investigative journalist Ronen Bergman titled ‘Rise...

Growing up, a simple joy for many Egyptians was hearing the clinking of an ice-cold Coca-Cola bottle...

Complying with last year’s calls for more equality between men and women, Tunisia’s president Essebsi proposed giving...

Egypt stated on Tuesday that it was following the development of the crisis between Canada and Saudi...

Last year, Egyptian public opinion was dealt two major blows, triggering a vigorous debate on social and...

For years, we were used to the image of an elderly man sitting on the throne of...

In a gesture of unity, Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Pope Tawadros II headed a mass at the Papal...

Uber approached Careem with the tentive plans of merging in the Middle East, to reduce a costly...

When I first saw the frying pans filled with floating zalabia, the round shape was extraordinarily similar...

Another year, another Ramadan filled with unusual desserts. It’s easy to spot the advertisements on various websites...

By: Abdelrahman Amr and Michael Matthiesen In the fifth part in an Egyptian Streets article series under...

Nothing in a swath of land stretching from the Atlantic coast of Africa to China is undisputed....

Barely two weeks since more than 5o Palestinians were killed in clashed with Israeli troops, the Israeli...