The surprising legal power of women in Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptian women owned land, signed contracts and took their spouses to court, millennia before modern feminism emerged. Legal records ...
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Ancient Egyptian women owned land, signed contracts and took their spouses to court, millennia before modern feminism emerged. Legal records ...
An exhibition showcasing 250 ancient Egyptian artefacts closed in Hong Kong after attracting more than 600,000 visitors during its nine-month ...
The United States has returned 48 ancient Egyptian artefacts to Egypt, in a handover ceremony attended by Egypt’s consul general ...
Hundreds of millions of people tune in to the World Cup in the US these days, not knowing that the ...
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir hosts a compelling temporary exhibition titled “The Nile: Pulse of Egyptian Civilisation”. The show explores ...
For Egyptians, Sham el-Nessim (Arabic for smelling the breeze) is not simply a public holiday pinned to the calendar, but ...
Every January 25th, Egypt solemnly observes National Police Day, paying tribute to the extraordinary courage of its policemen who, on ...
In a celebration of international cultural heritage, President Sergio Mattarella of Italy today inaugurated the much-anticipated “Treasures of the Pharaohs” ...
Viewers around the world are invited on October 23 to journey through the hidden tombs of ancient Egypt while at ...
Japan’s long-standing admiration for Egypt’s ancient civilisation lies at the heart of its unwavering support for the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), Japanese ...
The Egyptian Gazette is the oldest English-language daily newspaper in the Middle East.
It was first published on January 26, 1880 and it is part of El Tahrir Printing and Publishing House.