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Among his three days of events in Cairo, Robert Solé will speak on his nostalgic writings on Egypt, his birthplace, at the French Institute Tuesday
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Conference to exchange ideas, explore region's varied intellectual trends, 17-19 March at Cairo University
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The Supreme Council of Culture will host a seminar 19 March in Zamalek on the writing of Egypt's post-revolution constitution
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Historian Peter Gran, whose work challenges Euro-centric views of Egypt's history, will lecture on the rise of the West at the culture headquarters in Zamalek on Wednesday, 6pm
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Samir Zaki's new novel focuses on life in Clotbey Street, an area of Cairo notorious in the first half of the 20th century for liquor, dancers, musicians and prostitution
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The Jordanian author surveys religious movements in politics in the Middle East, urging unification to manage the Palestinian-Israeli conflict or, she predicts, conflicts will escalate
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UNESCO received the award for its role in reinforcing dialogue between cultures
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New culture magazine hopes to revive values of its predecessor shut down during President Sadat's 'Massacre of the Magazines' in the early 70s
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Mamdouh Al-Sheikh charts the rise of Salafists from the shadows to the centre of political life in post-revolution Egypt
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The book reveals 'journalists' hypocrisy' towards Mubarak regime
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Aliraqi used to describe Ibn Rushd as the last Arabian Philosopher
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History merges with the realms of fiction in prize-winning Egyptian author's provocative second novel, 'December Streets'
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