Lifestyle
Culture
Karim Shafik
| 03.03.2025
The Divine Diagnosis: How Dr. Hossam Mowafi Turns Faith into a Medical Prescription
Disease, by definition, is a bodily ailment that can be temporary or chronic, with causes ranging from genetic factors to external infections. However, in Mowafi’s
Ahmad Alfakharani
Netflix’s “Mo”: Comedy As a Philosophy of Resistance and Identity as an Endless Dialectic
Mo is not just a television character; he becomes a contemporary philosophical model, reinterpreting a question that has preoccupied philosophers
Ahmad Safadi
Abdel Nasser’s Cinema and Sisi’s Series: The Transformation of Art into Propaganda Against Enemies
During Abdel Nasser’s era, cinema was the most popular form of entertainment. However, during Sisi’s era, television series have become
Manahel Alsahoui
Pirated Movies: A Staple in Today’s Syria
The inability of Syrians to watch a series on Netflix platform reflects their suffering in the most basic aspects of
Muaz Lafi
Cairo: Facing a Future Without a Past
In an attempt to modernize and solve the city’s notorious traffic issues, Cairo is in the grip of a building
Netflix’s “Mo”: Comedy As a Philosophy of Resistance and Identity as an Endless Dialectic
Ahmad Alfakharani
Abdel Nasser’s Cinema and Sisi’s Series: The Transformation of Art into Propaganda Against Enemies
Ahmad Safadi
Pirated Movies: A Staple in Today’s Syria
Manahel Alsahoui
Cairo: Facing a Future Without a Past
Muaz Lafi
OMARBAKBOUK
| 10.05.2023
Lebanon: The Racism Will (not) Be Televized
Telenovellas are more oriented towards reality these days. Today’s stories take place in poor neighborhoods, even refugee camps. Yet, racism has long remained a red
Hani Mohamad
| 07.05.2023
Black Cleopatra Sparks Wave of Anger in Egypt
Starring Britain’s Adele James, Netflix’ upcoming docudrama Queen Cleopatra portrays the famous historical figure as being black. It has caused an uproar in Egypt, where
MIRHANFOUAD
| 19.12.2022
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 be merciful, a husband who is usually not loving. To
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Sports
Mohammad Fares
| 10.07.2023
The Elephant in Assad’s Palace
The Syrian president recently received freshly crowned football champions Al-Fotuwa to project an image of stability. Instead, the presence of club president Omar al-Aziz only
Hani Mohamad
| 23.06.2023
Egypt: Why Did Young Wrestler Ahmed Baghdouda Flee to France?
Egypt is facing an exodus of athletes. Wrestler Ahmed Baghdouda is only the latest on a growing list. When a news site described him as
The Elephant in Assad’s Palace
Mohammad Fares
| 10.07.2023
Egypt: Why Did Young Wrestler Ahmed Baghdouda Flee to France?
Hani Mohamad
| 23.06.2023
Health & Wellbeing
Zeina Allouch
| 23.04.2025
The Institutional Care System: Where Reform Must Begin
As Lebanon commemorates the 50th anniversary of its civil war, many children continue to suffer under a failed institutional care system. Despite global recognition of
Beneath the Rubble of War: A New Wave of Looting Sweeps Gaza
Mohamad Mansour
| 09.05.2025
The Business of Death in Gaza: Families Must Pay to Recover Their Loved Ones’ Bodies
Mohamad Mansour
| 29.04.2025
Syrian Alawites in Lebanon: Fleeing The Massacres and Fearing Return
Ibrahim Gharib
| 24.04.2025
Testimonies of Survivors of the Coastal Massacre (5): “I’ll Delete All The Messages… Get Our Voice to The World”
Rosa Yassin Hassan
| 20.04.2025
Who Is Kidnapping Syrian Alawite Women in Broad Daylight?
Daraj
| 18.04.2025
Testimonies of Survivors of the Coastal Massacre (4): The Sheikh Who Decides Between Life and Death
Rosa Yassin Hassan
| 12.04.2025
I’m a Female Judge in Homs.. What Will Happen to My Career in the New Syria?
Nawara Mahfoud
| 07.04.2025
Omar Diaby: The French Jihadist Who Retired in Idlib
Daham Alasaad and Guillaume Perrier
| 03.04.2025
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Technology & Innovation
Beneath the Rubble of War: A New Wave of Looting Sweeps Gaza
Mohamad Mansour
| 09.05.2025
The Business of Death in Gaza: Families Must Pay to Recover Their Loved Ones’ Bodies
Mohamad Mansour
| 29.04.2025
Syrian Alawites in Lebanon: Fleeing The Massacres and Fearing Return
Ibrahim Gharib
| 24.04.2025
Testimonies of Survivors of the Coastal Massacre (5): “I’ll Delete All The Messages… Get Our Voice to The World”
Rosa Yassin Hassan
| 20.04.2025
Who Is Kidnapping Syrian Alawite Women in Broad Daylight?
Daraj
| 18.04.2025
Testimonies of Survivors of the Coastal Massacre (4): The Sheikh Who Decides Between Life and Death
Rosa Yassin Hassan
| 12.04.2025
I’m a Female Judge in Homs.. What Will Happen to My Career in the New Syria?
Nawara Mahfoud
| 07.04.2025
Omar Diaby: The French Jihadist Who Retired in Idlib
Daham Alasaad and Guillaume Perrier
| 03.04.2025
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Relationships & Sexuality
Alaa Rashidi
| 19.05.2020
Enlargement and Enhancement Surgeries: Glorifying Masculinity and Blurring Femininity
It is as if the body is prohibited from attaining its own identity through its own personal experience, and then it also has to seek
Warde Bou Daher
| 10.05.2020
Coronavirus: Will We Survive the Collective Trauma?
People have been discussing the notion that this pandemic might have taught them a lesson in life about appreciating the blessings granted to them. Is
Beneath the Rubble of War: A New Wave of Looting Sweeps Gaza
Mohamad Mansour
| 09.05.2025
The Business of Death in Gaza: Families Must Pay to Recover Their Loved Ones’ Bodies
Mohamad Mansour
| 29.04.2025
Syrian Alawites in Lebanon: Fleeing The Massacres and Fearing Return
Ibrahim Gharib
| 24.04.2025
Testimonies of Survivors of the Coastal Massacre (5): “I’ll Delete All The Messages… Get Our Voice to The World”
Rosa Yassin Hassan
| 20.04.2025
Enlargement and Enhancement Surgeries: Glorifying Masculinity and Blurring Femininity
Alaa Rashidi
| 19.05.2020
Coronavirus: Will We Survive the Collective Trauma?
Warde Bou Daher
| 10.05.2020
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