Reportage
The legends of Andraus Pasha
Andrew Leber explores the forgotten stories and legends of the notable Andraus Pasha family, whose secrets live on in the family's homestead in Upper Egypt.
Read MoreAsk for me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man
Memorial and commemoration have always been an integral part of Egyptian history, says Raphael Cormack, and nothing encapsulates this more than a visit to the tomb of the Sufi saint Umar ibn al-Farid two years after the revolution.
Read MorePreserving Egypt’s past and future
With Egypt in a state of flux, it is more important now than ever to ensure that the country's past is recorded and preserved in a way that bears testament to the legacy of today's changes. Sarah Zakzouk visits the Bibliotheca Alexandrina to find out more about their digital archiving project.
Read MoreCoptic Saturdays: The Monastery of St Bishoy
Catriona Knapman explores the situation of Copts in post-revolutionary Egypt by paying a visit to the last resting place of the late Pope Shenouda III in the Monastery of St. Bishoy.
Read MoreChateau Ksara: An oasis in a turbulent region
Lebanon's oldest vineyard, located in the heart of Hezbollah territory, provides a fascinating reminder of the richness of Lebanese culture and the diversity and tolerance of its society to all forms of endeavor.
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