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Sisi’s fridge gauges the temperature of Egypt’s frosty economy

By Khaled Diab A gaffe by Egypt‘s president about his refrigerator reveals just how much Egyptians have cooled towards Sisi

Podcast: Concrete canvas on the West Bank wall

By Khaled Diab Like the Berlin Wall and other political barriers, the Israeli wall has witnessed an explosion of protest art

Mogamma: Egypt’s other Great Pyramid

The Mogamma, that high temple of Egyptian bureaucracy, will be shut down. Welcome as it is, this will not solve the underlying problem of “el-routine”.

Filmmakers shed light on reel life in Palestine

Filmmakers are moving away from the headline conflict to shed light on real life in Palestine as lived by actual Palestinians, both real and fictional.

Reimagining Palestine by inserting the human dimension

The outside world primarily see Palestinians as two-dimensional heroes or villains. A new generation of artists and writers is adding a vital third dimension, the human.

‘If we go away… but if you stay’ – a duet by the Egyptian army and people

In a classic political duet, General Sisi sings ‘If we go away’, while the Egyptian people respond with ‘If you stay’.

فى الفلك: حوار ثوري مع جاليليو الصغير

تعالى أسألك سؤال مجننى، يا جاليليو. أزاى القانون يمنع الناخب اللى عليه أحكام أنه يمارس حقه ويدى المرشح اللى أدين فى قضايا أغتيال أوأرهاب الحق أنه يترشح