Do you know the brick?
If you have never tasted the brick, this typically dish from Maghreb, KAWA is there for you! This famous fried doughnut made of a...
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Why do some ancient Egyptian statues have no nose?
For years, several theories from different sources have tried to explain the destruction of the nose of the famous sphinx facing the pyramids of...
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Prehistoric discovery in Morocco calls into question the evolution of humanity
An unprecedented discovery “When writings are missing, stones speak” said Jacques Boucher de Perthes, a French historian from the XVIIIth century. And this...
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What does the flag of Libya mean?
Libya's history could be told in two parts: before independence and after independence. This Maghreb state was dominated by Western powers for a long...
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Discover bsissa, this typical Tunisian dish
A unique recipe in the world It has the consistency of a paste and the color of chocolate, but it is not. Like many...
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Royal Commission for Al Ula signs five-year partnership with UNESCO
A cooperation in several areas “The relationship between Saudi Arabia and UNESCO builds on a long history that extends back to 1946, when...
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Tourism in Iraq: 5 must-see sites to visit
In the eyes of the world, Iraq is often referred to through the wars that shake its territory. As a result, tourism in Iraq...
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What are the practiced religions in Comoros?
Islam, the dominant religion since the 13th century The strategic location of the archipelago, a real gateway to Africa for Arab and Asian...
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His garden statues are in fact treasures of ancient Egypt!
Unusual: in the East of England, two garden statues, bought for a hundred euros 15 years ago, turn out to be relics of ancient...