Buzzwords and terms like sustainable cities and the green transition have been thrown around and used ad nauseam in articles and conversations in the run-up to…
Author: Thomas Pinn
Thomas Pinn
Thomas can often be found taking walks throughout Cairo in search of the weird and wonderful. He is interested in local histories and is studying for a Master's in international relations with a particular focus on Cairene urban development and heritage conservation.
With the Grand Egyptian Museum set to open its doors soon and the recently opened Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Egypt seems to be opening new museums…
On Thursday, October 27, workers at Germany’s Frankfurt Airport discovered a dead body in the undercarriage of a plane that had arrived several hours earlier from…
After an incredibly successful first edition of ‘Forever is Now’ at the Pyramids, which is said to have attracted 500,000 visitors, Art D’Égypte has returned to…
Being stuck in a foreign country and not being able to take money out is a nightmare many of us have had. With the Central Bank…
In the early hours of Friday, Oct.21, the scattering of fishing boats checking their nets for the day’s catch and birds dotting in and out of…
Following meetings between Egyptian officials and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the sidelines of the annual meeting of the World Bank and IMF and the…
The Great Pyramids of Giza have stood tall for 4500 years and remain as the last wonder of the world to stand intact. Too big for…
The term Arab art conjures up images of Mamluk architectural masterpieces dating back centuries, colorful tiles adorned with beautiful geometric patterns from Palestine preserved in museums…
For those who are getting a bit old for trick or treating but still want to dress up, look fa-boo-lous, and have some fun, we thought…