All posts tagged "middle east"

From 25 November until 10 December, the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence annual international campaign is...

“The Lebanese population was pronounced dead for 30 years. It now has a pulse,” 24-year-old protestor Alisar...

The European Parliament adopted a resolution on Thursday condemning the human rights situation and the recent government...

The wonderful aspect about science fiction books is that they toy with our perception of reality and...

Within hours after the death of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan released...

The Arabic language is one of the most ancient languages in the world. It has been around...

At an event promoting a summer tourism campaign in Qatar, Secretary General of the Gulf state’s National...

Egypt has always been a significant nation when it comes to international relations due to its strategic...

Following the success of its first and second edition, the “Middle East Fashion Festival” is kicking off...

Egyptian blogger Amira Shohdi launched a new, ongoing initiative “I Can’t Do It All” in October 2018....

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...