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A one-day escape from Cairo to Lake Burullus where heavenly green fields and blue waters meet
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The awards of the 5th BBC Arabic Film Festival (22-27 March) were announced during a ceremony held at the BBC Radio Theatre, London and hosted by a stand-up comedian Wonho Chung
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The 5th edition of the BBC Arabic Film Festival runs between 22 and 27 March in London, featuring films and documentaries from today’s Arab world
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The third BBC Arabic documentary and short-film festival will take place in London between 24 and 30 March showcasing 20 films from the Arab world
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Pope Tawadros II of the Coptic Orthodox Church headed the funeral service for the 'martyrs' in Sunday's deadly attack, before joining a state procession to honour the victims
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So your luck takes you to Dubai for a couple of days, but you are claustrophobic and the skyscrapers and shopping malls are not exactly your cup of tea. What do you do?
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Last weekend, I treated myself and the kids to a village that combines arts, adventure, relaxing, swimming and farming in one charming place
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Wondering where to take your kids other than closed shopping malls and tiny playgrounds? Ahram Online takes you on a tour of great open-air outings in the city
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Ahram Online provides you with the best tips to enjoy your holiday while avoiding sunburn
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Minister Sherif Fathy said a number of times in the press conference that Egypt does not refute the assumption that all scenarios are possible
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Egyptian activists and lawyers started a week-long solidarity campaign against alleged forced disappearance by the government, while the government denies holding anyone without charges
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In a conference that brought together 300 civil society representatives from mediterranean Arab and European countries, young Arabs voices were the strongest
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To many, Saad Zahran is a communist icon, a great writer and a talented translator; to me, he is the loving grandfather who shaped my ideas and nourished my soul
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As Egypt tensely gears up for mass protests that aim to oust the Brotherhood-fielded President Morsi from power, Ahram Online looks at all the chess pieces
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With the kick-off of landmark parliamentary polls on Monday, the debate over whether to boycott the country's first post-Mubarak electoral contest continues to rage in Tahrir Square - and elsewhere
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On the eve of Friday's planned million-man protest, political forces are increasingly divided on whether or not to proceed with Monday's scheduled parliamentary polls
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