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Jean Naggar writes her childhood spent in Cairo and England as we all remember our childhood – a magical time in an enchanted world.
A touching glimpse of World War 2 Cairo, through the eyes of the eldest son in a middle-class Egyptian family.
The Mistress of Nothing is a pleasant leisurely cruise up the Nile, but it leaves some unanswered questions.
Satire that works, this graphic collection is intelligent and empowering.
Tourism in Egypt is down sharply, and vendors are hurting, but the country is safe.
Egyptian women are taking to the streets today to fight for their rights.
Egyptian opposition rejects claims of progress
The tradition of looting art is being continued with this latest attack on Egypt's culture coming from within.
The Internet is not the cavalry.
The second time around, middle eastern geeks are working with others around the world setting up ways to get around firewalls.
BC Writer of the Week