All posts tagged "tunisia"

Egypt has put an end to the Moroccan curse, defeating Morocco for the first time in 31 years...

The Saudi Arabian head of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Iyad Madani, resigned on Monday days...

Egypt officially submitted a note of protest over the “regrettable way” in which the Organization of Islamic...

Egypt’s rowers won a total of 18 medals at the 11th Arab Rowing Championships held in Tunisia...

Wandering through the Siwan marketplace, passing cartons filled with dates freshly picked from the towering palm trees,...

Tourism convention International Tourismus-Börse (ITB) Berlin has left Egypt off its list of top 50 countries to visit,...

At least 50 people, including several civilians, have been killed in deadly clashes between security forces and armed...

Nine Egyptian startups have qualified for the semifinal round of the 2014-2015 MIT Enterprise Forum Arab Startup...

Egypt’s national handball team triumphed over Tunisia in the final match of the African Men’s Handball Cup...

Nearly a week has passed since protests broke out in the western Tunisian town of Kasserine following...

A nationwide curfew has been declared across Tunisia in response to growing unrest and violent protests over...

By Farah Khairat What if we viewed the process of humans migrating in the same way as...

More than one million refugees and migrants from Syria and other countries entered Europe in 2015 hoping...

An influential Tunisian writer was deported from Egypt’s Cairo International Airport on Sunday for being a ‘national...

At least 11 people have died in the Tunisian capital city, Tunis, when a bus carrying the...

Egyptian rowers, men and women, have dominated the 2015 African Rowing Championships, finishing in first place with...

Taking the whole family on holiday can be a stressful ordeal. Between finding a destination everyone can...