All posts tagged "tahrir"

Looming over Paris is the oldest monument in France: one of two Luxor obelisks meant to stand...

25 January, Eid El Shorta (Police Day), of 2011 fell on a Tuesday. I was sitting next...

Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced that the Pharaohs’ Golden parade, where 22 mummies will be...

  Last Friday, Egypt’s Antiquities Ministry began moving four of the sphinxes in Luxor’s Karnak Temple to...

A number of Egyptian royal mummies are set to be moved from the Mummies Room in the...

The Minister of Antiquities has announced that a committee will be appointed the task of creating Egypt’s...

On Tuesday, Israel’s Embassy in Egypt celebrated the 70th anniversary of the independence of the state of Israel...

I love traveling and everything that comes with it, from discovering new places and learning about new...

Governor of Cairo Galal Mostafa announced on Wednesday that Egyptians and foreigners will no longer suffer from...

Egyptian authorities have indefinitely closed the Sadat metro station in downtown Cairo on Tuesday, following the assassination...

A Cairo criminal court sentenced on Thursday the police officer accused of being responsible for the death...

Tahrir Square will undergo a complete face-lift, with development of areas above the Tahrir Square garage and...

The Kasr El Dobara Evangelical Church near Tahrir Square hosted Mawaad El Rahman for for fasting Muslims, calling it...

For the past three years, Egypt has been presented as a country filled with political and economic...

For updates and live coverage on the latest protests and...

On Friday the 30th of November, I visited Tahrir Square early in the morning (between 9:30a.m to...