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The Egyptian government is planning to clear the banks of the Nile River of floating residential houseboats to beautify the waterfront and implement new projects.

Egyptian authorities adamant that Nile houseboats will be destroyed or towed, but residents are hoping for a miracle.

The Egyptian government is planning to clear the banks of the Nile River of floating residential houseboats to beautify the waterfront and implement new projects.

Egyptian Streets (Link: How Mahfouzs Ironic Si El Sayed Became a Benchmark for Egyptian Masculinity) MONA ABDOU Si El-Sayed | Screenshot from Palace Walk (1964) Si El-Sayed throws open the doors to his home. Amina welcomes him with unconditional servitude; she is the picture of a diligent wife—and he, the...

In search of a true classic to read? Our critics choose the best novels ever written, from Flaubert to Fitzgerald, and Tolkien to Proust

In search of a true classic to read? Our critics choose the best novels ever written, from Flaubert to Fitzgerald, and Tolkien to Proust

In search of a true classic to read? Our critics choose the best novels ever written, from Flaubert to Fitzgerald, and Tolkien to Proust

Aus der ersten modernen Buchhandlung in Kairo, von zwei Schwestern 2002 gegründet, ist ein Firmenimperium geworden

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March 5, 2021 at 10:53 am Amidst the harsh, rugged environment of Baqaa refugee camp in Jordan a Palestinian apprentice seamstress runs her hands across rolls of velvet. Hands that speak of a decaying spirit and up until now have only witnessed the collective loss of the past. "You cannot imagine anything beautiful in this camp," says Palestinian author Huzama Habayeb. "Velvet represents everything these women love, everything they long for and everything they yearn for in this life." And so ...