Dina Ezzat's Articles

Egypt is hoping to secure full Arab support for its plan to counter Trump’s schemes for Gaza.

Egyptologist and academician Monica Hanna talks about her recent book, “The Future of Egyptology,” which provides a roadmap to revamp this social science away from the heavy colonial imprint.

Cairo’s stance on Gaza will remain unchanged despite threats by Trump to withhold aid if it does not comply with his plans to take over the Strip and expel the Palestinians.

A new book on the ultimate diva of 20th-century Arab singing Um Kolthoum describes a woman who had a determination that matched her talent, writes Dina Ezzat

Trump’s suggestion that half of Gaza’s population be transferred to Egypt and Jordan causes upset across the region.

Of the several memoirs that came out for this year’s Cairo International Book Fair, two show the turbulent politics of the first half of the 20th century

On the occasion of the Cairo International Book Fair, Ahram Online shares reviews of recently published non-fiction titles.

Ahead of the Cairo International Book Fair (24 January - 5 February), Ahram Online publishes a sequel to many reviews of new volumes that will be available during the top annual cultural event. These titles were offered and shared by the publishers themselves.

Ahead of the Cairo International Book Fair (23 January - 5 February), Ahram Online publishes a sequel to many reviews of new volumes that will be available during the top annual cultural event. The publishers themselves offered and shared these titles.

Ahead of the Cairo International Book Fair (23 January - 5 February), Ahram Online publishes a sequel to many reviews of new volumes that will be available during the top annual cultural event. The publishers themselves offered and shared these titles.

In his new book, published in time for the upcoming Cairo International Book Fair, Ezzat Ibrahim argues that the road to Trump-mania started some 25 years ago.

Uncertainty lies beyond the start of the fragile ceasefire, not least in terms of how to uphold the truce and begin reconstruction of the devastated Strip.

Ahead of the Cairo International Book Fair, Ahram Online is publishing a sequel to many reviews of new volumes that will be available during the top annual cultural event. The publishers themselves offered and shared these titles.

Ahead of the Cairo International Book Fair, Ahram Online is publishing a sequel to many reviews of some of the new volumes that will be available during the top annual cultural events. The publishers themselves offered and shared these titles.

Ahram Online presents a sequel of several reviews of new volumes available during the top annual cultural events at the 56th Cairo International Book Fair held from 23 January to 5 February. These titles were offered and shared by the publishers themselves.

Cairo is opting for pragmatism when it comes to Syria, for the time being at least.

Ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration, Cairo is coordinating with regional players in a bid to boost stability.

Artist Beshoy Zaraa describes the tradition of painting the Christian story of the nativity of Jesus in Egyptian art to Al-Ahram Weekly.

As 2024 comes to a close, Ahram Online highlights its top book picks of the year, celebrating a diverse range of titles that captivated readers across genres.

Navigating safely through a series of escalating regional crises has been Egypt’s top priority.

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