All posts tagged "middle-east"

There has been some confusion about the laws concerning real estate taxation in Egypt for quite a...

Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison has sparked diplomatic anger in the Arab and Muslim world after his...

By Arielle Abroad, originally published here In Arabic, Egypt is referred to lovingly as “Om el Donya”...

Photographs of a young Egyptian girl, aged between 12 to 15, have gone viral in Egypt after...

For the first time ever in Egypt, Insomnia Egypt brings you the biggest gaming event ever to be...

A monk who served as a confessional priest for one of two defrocked monks charged with the...

In the past decade, entrepreneurship has boomed in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with...

For many in Egypt, delivery drivers are unsung heroes. Whether it’s 3PM and scorching hot or just...

Gamal Mubarak and Alaa Mubarak, the sons of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, have reportedly been arrested...

Egyptian journalist Yosri Fouda, a prominent investigative reporter and television host, has parted ways with German broadcaster Deutsche...

Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism will not be renewing a multi-million dollar contract with global advertising agency J....

Police forces foiled an attempted terror attack outside the US Embassy in Cairo, arresting a man who...

Earlier this week, 17-year-old Egyptian bride who reportedly escaped from her 37-year-old Saudi husband on the first...

In November of 2016, the Egyptian Central Bank floated the pound, after the floatation the pound underwent...

”Ana Kaman” is what Azza Soliman, lawyer and founder of the Center for Egyptian Women’s Legal Assistance...

Travelling to Tunisia was a childhood dream of mine. The land and people have always intrigued me,...

Authoritarian regimes and religious institutions in the Muslim majority world see eye-to-eye on the topic of atheism. United by their fear of losing control over their populations and their desire for conformity, consecutive governments have pushed for unfair restrictions on their subjects’ beliefs since their inception. But even in society, non-belief remains...