48 hours in Assilah
The city of Assilah in Morocco, located on the Atlantic coast, some 50 km south of Tangier, is sometimes referred to as the pearl...
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Electric Ifriqiyya, mystical and sound explorations in the heart of Maghreb
On November 30th, the Institute of Islam Cultures of Paris received the Ifriqiyya Electric Band. A sound exploration at the heart of the mystical...
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Dubai is in the top 10 most popular destinations in the world
The English research firm Euromonitor has just published a list of the most popular cities for tourists. The Emirian city is once again in...
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Saudi Arabia: League of Legends comes through the front door
Today is the start of the first official League of Legends tournament in the Middle East. An immense opportunity for the reputation of the...
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Oualid Mouaness : “Cinema is like literature, a reflection on the state of the world and humanity”
Oualid Mouaness loves cinema. He loves it so much that he has decided to explore every one of its facets. From screenwriting to direction,...
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Clash on the Dunes, the long-awaited shock
On December 7th, it's the "Clash on the Dunes", the huge heavyweight boxing match between Andy Ruiz Jr and Anthony Joshua. A first for...
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48 hours in Djanet
If Algeria is not the most popular tourist destination in the Maghreb, it is undoubtedly primarily because it is not well known. Because, if...
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With “For Sama”, Waad al-Kataeb broke the BIFA
The documentary on the lives of Aleppo's inhabitants through the Syrian conflict won most of the prizes at the British Independent Film Awards ceremony.
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Randa Marzi, photography as an antidote against clichés
Based between Marseille and Beirut, Randa Marzi uses photography as a tool. To build and teach, but also to break stereotypes. Those that history...