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Latest in Culture
Curtain opens in Verona’s Arena
Munich Film Festival kicks off with Juliette Binoche
The world in pictures: How photography revolutionized the press
Knowledge is power: Humboldt’s educational vision resonates on 250th birthday
Two Palmyra artworks destroyed by ‘IS’ restored for first time
“Ramadan Kareem”: the diaries of a simple Egyptian district
The series documents Ramadan’s cultural rituals that are about to die
Ali, the Goat and Ibrahim, the first Arab film to be screened in DIFF’S VOX initiative
the independent platform screens independent international-awarded films
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Second of Tutankhamen collection transferred to Grand Egyptian museum
The relics includes a collection of dried dates, onions, garlic, wheat and doum.
Francis Kéré’s stunning new pavilion opens in London
Two drinks away from schizophrenia: ‘Axolotl Overkill’ shows what it’s like to be young in Berlin
Testing the waters of cultural identity
Men in skirts: How fashion is redefining masculinity
International Literature Award goes to Fiston Mwanza Mujila’s ‘Tram 83’
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Arab Arts Focus presents talents of Middle East in Edinburgh
Eight live shows depict Arab struggles through contemporary dancing, storytelling, and visual arts
Caves and Ice Age Art in the Swabian Jura
Documentary on anti-Semitism in Europe to be screened, despite controversy
Director Ali Badrakhan wins Nile Award for the Arts
The director received the award following voting by the Supreme Council of Culture
Authorities stop five ancient handwritten Qurans being illegally smuggled to Egypt
The copies were found in three parcels coming from Ethiopia
Film star and publicity icon Nicole Kidman turns 50
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La Totfe’ El Shams: a classic-novel-turned-controversial-series
In 1960, leading author Ihsan Abdel Quddous released his two-part-novel “La Totfe’ El Shams.” The novel is considered one of the most popular literary works that sheds light on the contradictions between the younger and older generations and the struggles of the youth at that time. In 1961, notable director Salah Abo Seif turned the …
Sultan Baybar’s relics displayed in Kazakhstan
Hundreds of people lined up in front of Kazakhstan’s National Museum for the first day of the exhibition displaying Mamluk era antiquities
Ramadan drama: A golden opportunity for new artists
Over the years, Ramadan has always been the main season for the competitive drama race. Leading actors, producers, and directors prefer to present their new artistic works to guarantee higher rates of viewership. This Ramadan witnessed an outpour of novice artists, who managed to grab the attention of a huge number of people through their …
Berlin 24/7: Berlin cross has city up in arms
‘Cultural sovereign’ Helmut Kohl built an unlikely legacy
Berlin exhibition showcases US art in time of transatlantic turmoil
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100 best posters on show in Berlin
The unseen sides of Egypt
The top 10 pictures posted on Instagram by amateur photographers
A tour through Luther’s Marburg
How German actor Lars Eidinger’s new film unleashed a scandal in Russia
