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Black Cleopatra Sparks Wave of Anger in Egypt
Starring Britain’s Adele James, Netflix’ upcoming docudrama Queen Cleopatra portrays the famous historical figure as…
On Female Deities: How Poetry Led Amina Abdullah to Condemnation
“We must always be bound by some man: a father who does not have to…
Lebanon: Music as a Reflection of the Political Turmoil
Throughout history, music has always been a reflection of the political or social movements, and Lebanon…
The Hunger Games: Worked to Death in Egypt
Nour Ashour committed suicide by jumping off the 3rd floor of the Cairo office of…
Children of Syria… Begging for Bread and Matches
The same government that subjugated its nation still reigns. That very same government that is…
Living In a Country That Hates You
I can only imagine what the multiplication of stories and cultural representation can mean for…
Egypt: Where a Facebook Post May Land You in Prison for a Decade (2)
Kafka meets Orwell in Egypt’s surreal brave new world, where a like, share or post…
Egypt: Hardly Any Copts Play Professional Football: Who Is to Blame?
Over the past 30 years, only 12 Christians players made it into the Egyptian Premier…
Syrian Photographer Mohammed Badra: Crossing the Sirat with a Camera in Hand
The son of Douma, who lived through the tragedies and atrocities of the siege, found…
Egypt: Where a Facebook Post May Land You in Prison for a Decade (1)
Kafka meets Orwell in Egypt’s surreal brave new world, where a like, share or post…