Louise Sarant

The tradition of oral story-telling was prevalent for centuries in various parts of the world before gradually being replaced by…

In 1984, a renowned papyrus maker, Hussam Ragab, opened the world’s first living museum, the Pharaonic Village on the island…

Le Souffle du Jasmin (The Breath of the Jasmine) is Egyptian novelist Gilbert Sinoué latest literary work. The book constitutes…

The changing presence of Turkey in the Middle East signals a new balance of power, experts say. 

It’s over, folks. Red noses are packed, juggling balls are back in their boxes, shapeless hats are folded and kilos…

Egyptian feminists have cast doubts about a newly launched initiative to reduce the gap that exists between men and women…

Samia al-Solh, a young Lebanese entrepreneur, is launching a new monthly Beirut-based magazine in November called "Push," designed to educate…

Yesterday at the beautiful marble promenade in Al Azhar park, a huge crowd gathered for the opening of the Cairo…

Today marks the return of the UN-sponsored World Habitat Day, an annual event launched roughly 20 years ago to promote…

Imagine a pool, with turquoise, crystalline water, that extends over an area of ten hectares and is situated in the…