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16 August,2019

For Japanese Americans, ‘The Terror’ is Personal

The Retelling of a Dark Chapter in American History

09 August,2019

The Future Ain’t What it Used to Be - Final Part

By Bryn Haworth

02 August,2019

Iraqi Singer, Ismail Fadel to Majalla: “I am convinced that music is a way to bring communities together and push towards peace.”

By Amal Shehata

26 July,2019

Saudi-Directed Fantasy Film to Premier at Venice Film Festival

The Story is an “Artistic Comment” on Patriarchal Societies Set in a Mythical Arabian Past

19 July,2019

The Future Ain’t What it Used to Be, Part Two

What Orwell and Huxley Got Right

By Bryn Haworth

19 July,2019

Egypt Wants its Treasures Back

Demands for Repatriation of Plundered Artifacts are Becoming Hard to Ignore

By Yasmine El-Geressi

12 July,2019

The Custody Battle Over King Tut

Auction Houses and Museums are Increasingly Facing Scrutiny over the Provenance of the Antiquities

By Yasmine El-Geressi

12 July,2019

Tayeb Salih’s Sudan

How the Writer Portrayed Postcolonial Village Life

By Ali El Shamy

05 July,2019

The Future Ain’t What it Used to Be (Part One)

The Point that Current Fictional Dystopias Miss

By Bryn Haworth

22 June,2019

From ‘Aladdin’ to Galaxy’s Edge, how Hollywood Interprets Arab Culture

Some Stereotypes Subside while Others Remain

By Lorraine Ali