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Wepwawet: An Egyptian Deity of Funerary Rites - Vimarsana News

Wepwawet: An Egyptian Deity of Funerary Rites

There are almost 600 steles erected as offerings to him. The New Kingdom-era artifacts were uncovered in the Lycopolis tomb of Salakhana.

US Preparing for a Post-Israel Middle East? - Vimarsana News

US Preparing for a Post-Israel Middle East?

The coming days will clarity the success of Israel’s in making an issue of the finding in the soon to be published draft report and the degree to which the Republican Party will gain for its findings in the race for the White House.

Ahmed Tantawy: The presidential challenger making waves in Egypt - Vimarsana News

Ahmed Tantawy: The presidential challenger making waves in Egypt

As Egypt gears up for elections marred by a suppressed opposition and severe economic crisis, a left-wing politician is putting himself forward as the alternative

Between Past and Present: Exploring the Histories of Egypt's Most Iconic Capital Cities - Vimarsana News

Between Past and Present: Exploring the Histories of Egypt's Most Iconic Capital Cities

Egypt is currently in the midst of constructing the New Administrative Capital, a visionary urban development project poised to herald a transformative chapter in the nation's history. Envisioned as an economic powerhouse and a symbol of contemporary progress, this new city represents a national project that boasts a monumental investment of EGP 40 billion (USD

How do we save Egyptian patients from the dark tunnel?! - Vimarsana News

How do we save Egyptian patients from the dark tunnel?!

I remember well that in one of my interviews on Egyptian television several years ago, I said that when an Egyptian citizen falls ill they become comparable to someone lost in a dark tunnel, unaware of when and how they will ever find their way out.