RAGAZZI, BEI RAGAZZI, O BRUTTI COME CHIARA, FA LO STESSO, QUESTI TRE ARTICOLI SONO VENUTI SU DA SOLI…O PER ALLEGRIA O PER TRISTEZZA // O PER TUTTE E DUE—ANCHE UN’ENORME NOIA DELLA POLITICA LI HA SPINTI A SALTARE IN PRIMA FILA! CI DICONO: RAGAZZI, NON STATE A SENTIRE…ECC. QUESTO E’ MONDO ARABO, QUESTO E’ EGITTO, DOVE CI STA GENTE COME VOI, QUALUNQUE::: ALLORA COMINCIAMO DA QUI, SI VA?! QUI E’ vita!
Chants de la périphérie
Le festival D-CAF sur l’art contemporain du centre-ville promet une soirée exceptionnelle au Greek Campus, en présence des stars du chaabi ou la musique électro-populaire à la mode.
Stars d’une musique qui dit long sur le quotidien des pauvres.
Le rire amer du monde arabe
La Tunisie a été le seul pays arabe présent au festival, avec la troupe Charq (Orient) d’Intissar Essawi et son spectacle Lays Ella (ce n’est que …
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festival…
Une édition très réussie
Le Festival de la Bibliothèque d’Alexandrie, tenu du 5 au 10 avril au théâtre contemporain, a réuni 11 spectacles de 8 pays différents.
Il quotidiano al-Ahram (in arabo: الأهرام, al-Ahrām , ossia “Le piramidi”) fondato nel 1875, è uno dei giornali maggiormente diffusi in Egitto, e il secondo per anzianità dopo al-Waqa’i al-Misriyya (“I fatti egiziani”), fondato nel 1828.
La sede di al-Ahram è al Cairo ed è posto sotto il controllo del ministero egiziano dell’Informazione, ma malgrado ciò gode di un’elevata reputazione in tutto il mondo arabofono.
Ha due versioni in lingua non araba, una in lingua inglese (Al-Ahram Weekly, fondata nel 1991) e una in francese (Al-Ahram Hebdo).
QUESTO E’ IL SITO DELLA VERSIONE IN INGLESE:
” UN ATTIMINO VE’ “… AL AHRAM WEEKLY E’ SU FACEBOOK A QUESTO LINK…<comunque basta scrivere il nome, come sapete!
https://www.facebook.com/Al-Ahram-Weekly-444452792278401/
UN ASSAGGIO…
del quotidiano in inglese (sempre che il cielo ci protegga da troppi errori!)
Causeway controversy
The proposed King Salman Causeway linking Saudi Arabia and Egypt is raising questions, notably over the fate of the Tiran and Sanafir islands, writes Hatem Ezz Eldin
Italian-Egyptian tensions grow
Pressure is mounting on Rome to reconsider its relations with Egypt following the brutal murder of Italian student Giulio Regeni, reportsAhmed Morsy
Time to talk to Europe
An Egyptian parliamentary delegation is on an official visit to Strasbourg and Brussels this week to discuss the European Parliament’s recent resolution on human rights in Egypt, reportsMohamed Abdel-Baky
Dealing with the Brotherhood?
The release of supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood from prison this week has given rise to speculation about a deal between the state and the outlawed group, writes Amany Maged
Inflation up
Inflation rates in Egypt have started to show the effects of the recent devaluation of the pound, Sherine Abdel-Razek reports
Safe haven?
The devaluation of the Egyptian pound makes investment in real estate attractive for some Egyptians, despite the danger of a bubble formation, reports Nesma Nowar
Perception and reality on tourism
Political stability and creative promotion are required to help Egypt’s tourism industry recover from one of its hardest setbacks, Elhami Al-Zayyat, chair of the Egyptian Union of Chambers of Tourism tells Dina Ezzat
Time to diversify tourism
Former minister of tourism Mounir Fahkri Abdel-Nour tells Dina Ezzatthat building confidence and pursuing partners abroad are essential to bringing tourists back to Egypt
Palestinian Prisoner Day
The announcement by Hamas’ military wing that it is holding four Israeli soldiers captive has raised speculation on a possible new prisoner exchange deal, or Israeli military action, writes Ahmed Al-Sayed in Gaza
Erdogan opens his arms to Israel
Having alienated his regional and international allies, Erdogan is now cosying up to Tel Aviv, with the Mavi Marmara incident receding into distant memory, writes Sayed Abdel-Meguid
Fragile truce on path to talks
Scheduled negotiations between Yemen’s warring parties depend on upholding the ceasefire, which in turn depends on perceptions of the agenda and power balance in negotiations, writes Ahmed Eleiba
Can Iraqi corruption be cured?
Iraq is floundering amid conflict and corruption. Can the international community help to fix it, asks Salah Nasrawi
Libya’s fourth phase
While the Libyan power-sharing agreement signed in December is being implemented on the ground, it is too early to tell whether it will bring stability to the country, writes Kamel Abdallah
Closing ranks before overwhelming challenges
Palestine and post-Arab Spring turmoil top the agenda at the OIC Summit in Istanbul, writes Sayed Abdel-Meguid
Russia’s Achilles heel
The escalating conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh coupled with Monday’s suicide bombings in the nearby Northern Caucasus region bode ill for the Kremlin, writes Gamal Nkrumah
Panama Papers pressure leaders
Financial arrangements revealed by the Panama Papers are part of the world economic system and there may not be political will to change it, experts tell Stefan Weichert
Radical Islam in Europe
The history of radical Islamist movements in Europe has gone through several stages, with different countries experiencing very different developments, writesTAREK DAHROUG
Can Europe defeat terrorism?
It is vital to replace wrong ideas and false ideologies with right ones if Europe is to deal effectively with terrorism, writesHARUN YAHYA
Oil prices and the MENA region
Both oil-exporting and oil-importing countries in the Middle East are feeling the effects of falling international oil prices, writesSAYED MOAWAD
Black ties and hunger strikes
A good scoop is one thing, but dignity is what makes journalism real.SAMIR SOBHIrecalls tales from the 1950s and 60s
Royal visit
The visit of King Salman to Egypt is confirmation of an enduring special relationship that is key to resolving the region’s challenges, foremost at present is Syria, writesABDEL-MONEIM SAID
Fatah opposes the Palestinian leadership
Under fire from its own support base, the options are narrowing for the Palestinian leadership, writesNICOLA NASSER
Reviving the Arab order
The Saudi monarch’s visit to Cairo saw several important financial deals signed. More importantly, regional ties under Riyadh’s new proactive policy were cemented, writesHASSAN NAFAA
What the Panama Papers tell us about terror and globalisation
Terrorism is always rooted in socio-economic-political inequalities, writesC J WERLEMAN
A bridge to the future
The proposed King Salman Bridge between Egypt and Saudi Arabia would transform the region, not just in trade, but in geopolitics, writesHUSSEIN HARIDY
Hints of an end to Yemen’s nightmare
Regardless of indications that the warring parties in Yemen are finally coming to their senses, concerted international action is required if the needs of the people are to be met, writesJAMES ZOGBY
The new Egyptian-Saudi strategic partnership
The five-day visit of King Salman to Egypt proved to be historic, foreshadowing outcomes that will reshape the future of the region, writesIBRAHIM NAWAR
25 years of independence
NEHAD SELAIHAremembers the birth and progress of the independent theatre movement on its silver jubilee, celebrated at Al-Hanager from 27 March to 2 April
Military panorama opening soon
A panorama relating Egypt’s military history is to open soon on the banks of the New Suez Canal, reportsNEVINE EL-AREF
Stories of the Sphinx
The Great Sphinx at Giza is an eternal symbol of Egypt, appreciated for millennia as an immortal witness to interconnections between the eastern and western worlds, writesHUSSEIN BASSIR
Art to change ideas
A group of artists is changing perceptions of Al-Zaraeeb residents in Cairo, writesMAI SAMIH
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français !
AL AHARAM IN FRANCESE:
e’ su facebook, link sotto
https://www.facebook.com/AhramHebdo/
NOME : HEBDO. AHRAM—MINI ASSAGGIO
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Le roi d’Arabie saoudite, Salman Bin Abdel-Aziz, a achevé lundi 11 avril, une visite historique de cinq jours en Egypte. Un succès politique qui a permis de consolider le partenariat incontournable entre les deux pays sur tous les volets.
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