Google Street View crosses the desert on camelback
The world's best-known American IT services company is not shying away from any challenge. That's why, faced with the harshness of the desert, and...
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The Kingdom’s fashion heritage showcased at the Saudi Cup 2021
This weekend took place the famous Saudi Arabian horse race. The event took place at the King Abdul Aziz Racecourse in Riyadh. If the...
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From hieroglyphics to calligraphy, The Louvre Abu Dhabi puts writing in the spotlight
The first exhibition of the year 2021 for the Louvre in Abu Dhabi is an opportunity to highlight the evolution of writing and to...
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The cause of death of this pharaoh is finally known 3600 years later.
A scanner performed by a team of Egyptian scientists has just revealed the true cause of death of Pharaoh Seqenenre Taa II, nicknamed "The...
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3 instagram accounts to bring the past to life for forgotten generations
The power of social networks is infinite. Beyond the possibility for everyone to assert their positions or share their stories, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and...
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A high level and well-deserved award for playwright Hanane Hajj Ali
Through an online ceremony organized by the League of Professional Theatre Women, the renowned Lebanese playwright, director, artivist and actress Hanane Hajj Ali received,...
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“200 metres”, the poignant testimony of the daily life of separated families
Directed by Ameen Nayfed in 2020 and awarded at the last Venice Film Festival, the film "200 metres" shows the painful daily life of...
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Algeria records the highest rate of women engineers in the world
According to the latest UNESCO report entitled "The timerace for smarter development", Algeria is the country in the world with the highest proportion of...
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Lina Ghotmeh, “Beirut is a city where everything is possible”
French-Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh recently received the "Tamayouz" prize, which rewards the excellence of women architects in the Middle East and North Africa. An...