Tourism in the Comoros: 5 incredible sites to visit
Called "Islands of the Moon", the Comoros archipelago is located in the Indian Ocean between Mozambique and Madagascar. Still little known to tourists, the...
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Sudan: the electric tuk-tuk as a solution to sustainable mobility
The tuk-tuk, the favorite means of transportation in Khartoum, the Sudanese capital, is being reinvented thanks to electric and solar energy. Through renewable resources,...
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5 things to see in Rabat, the capital of Morocco
Less popular than Casablanca or Marrakech, the capital of Morocco is nevertheless worth a visit! Located on the Atlantic Ocean, the city of Rabat...
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Pharaoh of the Two Lands: a look back at the history of the black pharaohs
Until July 25, the Louvre Museum in Paris explores the significant influence of the Kushite pharaohs on Egyptian civilization and history. Having reigned for...
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IMAGES – When the Muslim world celebrates Eid el-Fitr
Around the world, Muslims gathered from dawn to dusk to celebrate Eid al-Fitr and mark the end of Ramadan. Millions of people with family,...
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Sir Bani Yas, the island where biodiversity flourishes
For several decades, the United Arab Emirates has focused its biodiversity preservation efforts on this island, a thriving home to thousands of wild animals...
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3 traditional pastries from the Arab world eaten during Eid Al-Fitr
Eid Al Fitr, celebrated on the last day of the month of Ramadan, marks the end of the fasting period for Muslims. In order...
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This artist colors the walls of Baghdad
The ultra-concrete city has regained its colors thanks to this artist. About fifteen colorful murals paying tribute to architects, poets, painters and intellectuals from...
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In Palestine, a 4500 year old statue discovered by a farmer
A hazardous discovery In Khan Younes, south of the Gaza Strip, farmer Nidal Abu Eid made the strange discovery of a statue in the...