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  • A man holding a sword attacks another man.
    Egyptian film "Asad"

    Slave drama sparks debate on national identity

    In Egypt, a historical film has sparked a present-day controversy, with critics accusing "Asad" of distorting the past and promoting Afrocentric narratives. Beneath the political rhetoric, however, lies a deeper cultural dispute.

    By Rehab Eliawa 15.07.2026
  • Social utopia on the Nile?

    Sisiʹs new breed of Egyptians

    According to the Egyptian government, Egypt is once again experiencing a great civilizational awakening. A campaign aimed at producing a new multicultural identity has been launched, but the progressive slogans mask a more sinister agenda. By Joseph Croitoru

    By Joseph Croitoru 05.06.2019
  • The burial mask of Tutankhamun (photo: picture-alliance/dpa)
    Tutankhamun – His Grave and His Treasures

    Replicas that Dazzle and Impress

    The treasures discovered in the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun are some of the most significant finds in the history of archaeology. A replica of the pharaoh's burial chamber is now on display in the German city of Nuremberg. By Sonja Hegasy

    By Sonja Hegasy 11.11.2013

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