Month: December 2025

How Daoud Abdel Sayed balanced philosophical depth with popular appeal across a four-decade career. The…

The streets of Asyut glitter with Christmas lights and decorations, but the real transformation is…

While much of the world marks December with Christmas preparations, Egypt’s Coptic Christians observe Kiahk,…

A Personal Eulogy for the Auteur Filmmaker Behind ‘Land of Fear’ and ‘Messages from the…

After 50 years of practice, Amer Mohamed Tawfiq now leads Luxor’s National Tahtib Festival, preserving…

Egypt’s 164-year-old “Tramway” modernisation plan sparks debate between progress and preservation in the Mediterranean coastal…

An architect turned Egyptologist argues for translating hieroglyphic texts directly into Arabic, bypassing European intermediaries.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation showcases rare Christian artefacts and icons in a two-month…

For three thousand years, a wooden lyre has travelled the Red Sea, first strung with…

What does it take to transport a bride across 30 kilometers of desert in a…