Laila Ajjawi: a street artist serving women and refugees in Jordan
Laila Ajjawi or when street-art defends feminism! Through her murals, the young Jordanian of Palestinian origin shakes up mentalities. Her work defends equality between...
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Mohammed Salah donates ambulance centre to his hometown
Freshly crowned English champions with his club Liverpool, Mohammed Salah wanted to confirm his sporting success and solidarity with the people of his hometown....
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Jordan issued 190,000 work permits to Syrian refugees.
As the Coronavirus epidemic rages around the world, the Jordanian government has decided to make a gesture in favor of the Syrian refugees to...
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Shaneikiah Bickham , coach and co-founder of the first Roller Derby team in Egypt
For 12 years, Egypt has had its own women's roller derby team. A sport of contact that might come as a surprise in a...
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Author Alya Mooro, or how to break stereotypes about women in the Middle East.
British journalist and author Alya Mooro has just published her first novel: The greater freedom, life as a middle eastern women outside the stereotypes....
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Two Bahraini Athletes Win Medals at the First Arab Virtual Para-Taekwondo Championship
Young Bahraini para-athletes Noora Yusuf Zainal and Rawan Ismaeel AlSaad won first (gold) and third (bronze) places at the first Arab Online Para-taekwondo Championship,...
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Reopening of the Louvre in Abu Dhabi after 100 days of closure
Closed for more than a hundred days due to the coronavirus, the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi reopened on Wednesday.
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Saudi Arabia authorizes limited Hajj pilgrimage
With the health crisis in full swing around the world, the Saudi government has announced that the famous Hajj pilgrimage will take place, but...
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Jordan: the schoolboy who made 1000 masks for refugees
The young Jordanian boy Mogtaba Fadol, helped by his brother Ahmed, aged respectively 10 and 12, recently showed their solidarity by making more than...