Bloomberg reports on Egyptian plans to deliver natural gas to Lebanon. The whole process will be completed within 3 months, or by the end of the…
Author: Aya Yehia
Aya Yehia
Aya is an aspiring journalist who is into everything related to culture. A curious explorer and traveler, she graduated from the faculty of Arts with one mission in mind: experience everything. She is interested in filmmaking and scriptwriting and hopes to one day write her own feature film.
Egypt is as usual, ahead of the game when it comes to vaccinations. With a keen spirit to meticulously vaccinate all the Egyptian people, the government…
The region of Al Bahah does not hold the typical image of Saudi Arabia that comes to mind straight away. Located in the Hejaz area, the…
London theaters are about to feature multiple contemporary Arab films, courtesy of the British Film Institute (BFI). The festival, “The Time is New: Selections from Contemporary…
School is starting, and for the first time in what seems like forever, things look a tad bit normal. Buses, backpacks, lecture halls, the once familiar…
Since antiquity, camels have been deeply rooted and cherished in Arab culture. Historical record chronicles ancient nomadic Arabic poems portraying the strength, might, and delicate details…
Titled “A Window to the Soul: Gibran Khalil Gibran,” the exhibition held in Sharjah’s House of Wisdom honors the late Lebanese poet and artist, Khalil Gibran.…
Cairo Jazz Festival (CJF) 13th edition is set to take place from October 28th till November 5th. The multi-disciplinary international event will showcase 95 musicians and…
After a 13 months gruelling process, on Friday, September 11th, the new Lebanese government was introduced by the newly appointed prime minister, Najib Mikati. Mikati himself…
“Forsa”, the fundraiser launched by Beit el Baraka (a non-profit organisation) and fintech company, Murex. Aiming to support the collapsing education system in Lebanon by working towards…
