El Gouna on Egypt’s Red Sea coast is going green. The resort town aims to become the country’s – and the continent’s – first carbon-neutral city.…
Author: Aprille Muscara
Aprille Muscara
News and culture junkie interested in human rights, new media and politics. Former aspiring astronaut. Third Culture Kid. Don't call her a millennial.
Following the holiday suicide car bomb in Beirut that rocked the nation and took several lives, including former minister Mohamed Chatah, a young Lebanese woman has…
Ooredoo has announced that it is making its super high-speed 4G network in Qatar free for customers as part of its 2014 “Year of Digital” campaign.…
Palestinian filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel is hoping to follow in Omar and The Square’s footsteps next year and land a coveted Academy Award nod for his documentary A…
Kingdom poor of principles wealth; kingdom hit, but not to death; kingdom falls. Kingdom falls, but after falls come springs. – from “Kingdom Falls” by Sherif…
The Dubai Police are getting a new high-tech gadget to add to their already impressive stable of patrol vehicles: the Zippi Patrol, a Segway-style, two-wheel electric…
Blogger of Middle Eastern affairs “Karl reMarks” has released a new set of satirical Egyptian tourism campaign photos that highlights just how bad the country’s PR…
Eduniversal has just released its annual rankings of the top Master’s programs in business worldwide. The list is based on the programs’ reputation, average entry-level salaries…
A new British documentary scheduled to air next week reveals just how far former Libyan dictator Moammar Gaddafi went in his sexual depravity. Hundreds of young…
It’s no secret that Dubai – as with the rest of the Gulf – imports its labor force, mostly from poorer countries in South and Southeast…
