In conversation: Lara Khaldi on earth, artists’ books and Sharjah Biennial 13
"Every two years Sharjah becomes a center of sorts for Arab artistic production"
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"Every two years Sharjah becomes a center of sorts for Arab artistic production"
A story of a nameless organization and Egypt's most ambitious assassination operation in a quarter century
A look at Volume 1 of Waguih Ghali's diary ahead of the 2nd installation's release
Meet Ahmed Aboul Azm, the judge who Sisi chose to sit atop the administrative court system
Workers and summergoers at Fayed resort discuss the impact of Egypt's economic issues on the season
*This title recalls and subverts the Western gaze
From being asked to not be burdensome to being told to kill our dissident self with our own hands
The Renaissance Dam and the Halayeb Triangle highlight the tensions between the two countries
Why are we so not okay with the normality of our lives?
Dozens of members of Egypt's Uyghur community arrested as part of a plan to deport them to China
It saved a dull Ramadan TV season that was full of outdated notions from being a total wipe-out
Two events this week prompt us to look back into history, while a concert in Alexandria looks promising for classical Arabic music lovers. For Cairo-based cinema fans, Zawya is finally…
Uber claims to foster a culture aimed at providing safety to riders but recent breaches shake this narrative
"We want to immortalize that feeling that overwhelmed us six years ago"
Encountering abominations with gaiety, interrogating the body’s openness dominance by outside forces
How does the history of forced disappearances left unresolved by amnesty shape contemporary politics?
I have dilemmas about not losing my Arabic, not sacrificing the Arabic language at the altar of English
This week is full of music, films and the final days of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina Summer Festival
These films see much-needed change as having to take place over the bodies of women
The absence of Christian players at the professional level can be traced to discrimination that begins young