All posts tagged "opinion"

In the eighth part in an Egyptian Streets article series under the name of East-West Chitchat that aims...

The question of Egyptian culture’s compatibility with feminism has been one highly debated in recent years. In...

Six months ago, the Egyptian Minister for Emigration and Egyptian Expatriate Affairs, Nabila Makram, visited Sydney on...

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

In France, 53 percent of women in 2017 were found to have been victims of sexual harassment....

With the rapid rise of economic globalisation, many scholars like Thomas Friedman in the 20th century argued...

I could feel their heavy-eyed stares whether I was entering my hotel in Sharm El-Sheikh, walking along...

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

We come again to that time of the year when the streets of Egypt are filled with...

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have had a rocky relationship with the Egyptian government in past years, which may...

A recent news report by the Swedish state television SVT has caused Antje Jackelén, the Archbishop of...

I’m originally from a small North-East European country called Estonia with a total population of 1.3 million...

I can see in my timeline that today is a controversial day; today is a national holiday...

While Islam and bigotry are two completely different and opposite religions, they are considered equal to Islam...

On a day meant for celebration, at least 30 people were killed when bombs struck churches in the...

Compassion and love are the essence of Islam as expressed in the Quran. Yet, the sad fact...

The 21st century has brought many things: social networking, iPhones, driverless cars, terrorism, the Arab Spring, and the...