Coronavirus: 5 places in the Arab world as you’ve never seen them before!
As the pandemic of the coronavirus, or COVID19, turns nations upside down, we are witnessing some unusual, if not out of the ordinary, sights....
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Oman: more women are enrolling into higher education than men
A majority of female students were admitted into higher education in Oman’s latest academic year. The Ministry of Higher Education’s data, from the Statistics...
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Who really invented the falafel?
The origin of falafel? The answer is highly debated! Some trace back its creation to the Lebanese while others to the Israelis. But what...
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Egypt’s Nubians: attracting tourists with their pet crocodiles
In Egypt’s Nubian villages, extending along the Nile river, many indigenous inhabitants keep crocodiles in their homes as cherished pets. As descendants of one...
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Niswa, the first arabic platform to educate women about sexuality and fertility
As part of the International Women's Day, the Arab World Institute of Paris invited activists from the Middle East to discuss the state of...
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Exhibition: 3 cities in the Arab World you can discover through VR
The installation "Cities of the Millennium: Virtual Journey from Palmyra to Mosul," created by the Arab World Institute (AWI) in Paris in collaboration with...
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5 incredibly eye-opening movies on the Palestinian experience
Palestinian cinema prevails despite the many obstacles thrown its’ way. The Israeli occupation, and A lack of resources have limited its’ development as an...
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Djibouti: White Gold miners still braving the journey through “hell”
Djibouti’s Lake Assal, recognized both as the lowest point in Africa and the world’s largest salt reserve, holds more than six million tons of...
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The highlights of this years Middle East Film & Comic Con
The Middle East Film & Comic Con celebrated fantasy and pop culture once again at the Dubai World Trade Center. The multicultural convention, hosting...