Women’s Day in Bahrain: women diplomats in the spotlight
As part of its National Women's Day, Bahrain today honors its women diplomats in a desire "to send a civilized message to the world".
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Faiza Haider: “impossible means nothing to me”
At 36 years old, Faiza Haider becomes the first woman to coach a male soccer’s national team in her country. An achievement for the...
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“Regards”: Moroccan filmmakers tell of their confinement
During the period of confinement, the Moroccan Cinema Center asked six directors to tell their confinement in short films, which are now all available...
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Kick-off of the Saudi Arabian Women’s Football Championship
It’s a historic first in the Kingdom. For the very first time, Saudi Arabia will see the country's best women's football teams compete in...
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Little Amal walks for refugees
The puppet created by the Handspring Puppet Company of the Good Chance Theater is embarking on a symbolic humanitarian action: rallying Europe to Syria,...
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“Beirut 6:07” : movies to remember the day
Fifteen Lebanese filmmakers have launched a series of short films to tell fifteen stories about the dramatic incident that struck Beirut in early August....
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Saudi Arabia, the third happiest country in the world?
A recent Ipsos poll places the Saudi kingdom in third place in the ranking of countries with the happiest population, ahead of France, the...
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Morocco’s first female surgeon dies of coronavirus
The medical and scientific community mourns the death of a great lady of medicine: Professor Fadma Abi. She was the first Moroccan woman to...
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Fashion: a limited series of Drake’s OVO brand pays homage to Lebanon
The clothing brand OVO, created by Canadian rapper Drake, has just released a limited series in support of the victims of the explosion that...