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With constantly changing borders and governments, identifying the oldest countries in the world is tricky work.

From the very historical perspective, the Middle East has been marked by diversity being a crossroads of civilizations. Nevertheless, at the time of Antique,

Through telling the stories of average people via his singular method, Peter Hessler (The New Yorker) reveals larger trends in societal upheavals. His talk explores lived

The tomb of Tutankhamen, one of Egypt's most celebrated archaeological sites, will soon undergo study to halt the deterioration of its painted walls and...

 

Former pastor of Gaza Baptist Church—stuck in Egypt since start of the war—scrambles to evacuate wife and children as they struggle to survive at St. Porphyrius Orthodox Church.

Archaeologists have made a compelling discovery in central Egypt, unearthing a 3,500-year-old scroll believed to be an ancient Egyptian "Book of the Dead."

Four lines covering 2,250 km would link more than 80 Egyptian cities

Mansoor* is a 17-year-old boy from a small village in Upper Egypt. After finishing a technical diploma, he saw no promising employment opportunities and worked with his father on the farm. Seeing photos of his friends in Italy, he decided to seek travel in hopes of better opportunities abroad. He found someone who agreed to

US evangelical leaders and thousands of Copts honor an Orthodox priest whose cave church complex chiseled the glory of God into Egypt’s “Garbage City.”