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A Walk Through The Book Fair
Mohsen Allam/Egypt Today
Closing its door on February 6, the Cairo International Book Fair continued to prove a favorite among those interested in the written word
A Beautiful Day for a Protest
Kate Durham / Egypt Today
Nuweiba Through the Lens
Alaa Taher
January 25, Part Two: The ongoing revolution
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Session Adjourned
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The Markings on the Wall
Omar Mohsen/Egypt Today , AP
Small Stars at Circ Bonboni
Courtesy Circ Bonboni / Graeme Fordham
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A Walk Through The Book Fair
Closing its door on February 6, the Cairo International Book Fair continued to prove a favorite among those interested in the written word
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Small Stars at Circ Bonboni
Welcome to Circ Bonboni, Egypt's first and only all-children’s circus. With a cast ranging in age from four to 14, the Dahab-based show is part theater, part circus, part school recital. When you watch a Circ Bonboni performance, however, you realize that this is about more than just talent or polished performances. It’s about the children: This is their circus, and enthusiasm and commitment are the only prerequisites for joining.
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A Beautiful Day for a Protest
The revolution seems to have regained momentum but its reputation as a peaceful inclusive movement has lost its shine
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The Markings on the Wall
Graffiti Week celebrates the art's rebirth across the nation
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Small Stars at Circ Bonboni
Welcome to Circ Bonboni, Egypt's first and only all-children’s circus. With a cast ranging in age from four to 14, the Dahab-based show is part theater, part circus, part school recital. When you watch a Circ Bonboni performance, however, you realize that this is about more than just talent or polished performances. It’s about the children: This is their circus, and enthusiasm and commitment are the only prerequisites for joining.
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