Isabelle Mayault meets Ghada Abdel Aal, an Egyptian blogger who writes urban tales on being a single woman in Cairo – stories that became an instant success.

« Et maintenant, vous êtes mariée ? ». Ghada imite une journaliste imaginaire. Elle se méfie des questions toutes faites. Cette question là, elle l’a entendue souvent depuis que la pharmacienne de Mahalla, vingt-huit ans cette année, est devenue une icône régionale grâce à son blog, Je veux me marier (Ayza atgawez). Recueil de fables urbaines sur […]

Voices – a blog for Syrian refugees in Jordan to share their stories.

مشروع صوت مدونة تنشر القصص من اللاجئين السوريين في الأردن. ننشر مجموعة مختارة من هذه المقالات والشعر وعلى المدونة يوجد ايضا أرشيفا كبيرا من القصص الشخصية

Speaking to the founders of Aghvor Parer, a blog and Facebook page dedicated to the everything about the Armenian language, specifically the Western Armenian dialect spoken in Istanbul, the Near East and other parts of the diaspora.

Al Khazzan Park on Safa Road in Dubai disappeared a while ago – but the tall water tower built in the 1980s remains.

Yazan Kopti asked his friends Nadya, Raja, Koray and Nasser to share their memories about Ramadan.

Following the start of the revolution one year ago, the streets of Cairo and other Egyptian cities have seen a growing and dynamic movement of political art in the streets. For anyone interested in the work of the artists, there is one place to go (except for wandering the streets, of course): Suzee in the […]

The “Jeune vie algéroise” blog has generated lots of enthusiastic comments from fans who can’t praise its author enough.

Le blog « Jeune vie algéroise » est né il y a moins d’un an mais, déjà, des hordes de fans acclament son auteure dans des commentaires enthousiastes.