Country: North Africa

Emad Aysha13/02/2026

Mars on my Mind – Exploring Egypt’s still interior spaces

If you’re a fan, you’ll know my first published SF story was about the red […]
The Liberum03/02/2026

Asylum is not a final destination, but a promise with a horizon

For years, the asylum debate in the Netherlands has been characterised by tension and moral […]
Emad Aysha30/01/2026

Hybrid Letters – Calligraphy in the Egyptian laboratory

I was invited to an Arabic-script-based event once, and something very notable emerged. The introductory […]
The Liberum27/01/2026

Morocco and Senegal: When sport strengthens, not weakens African Fraternity

In the 17th century, the Mauritanian poet Deyloul expressed a profoundly insightful image:“My Mauritania is […]
Emad Aysha08/10/2025

The Eden Look – Café culture and the Charlie Kirk assassination

You are no doubt familiar with the ‘simulation’ theory of the Charlie Kirk assassination, again […]
Paul Cliteur21/04/2025

The West should demand the release of Algerian Islam Critic Boualem Sansal

Algerian French writer Boualem Sansal, 75, has been sentenced to five years in an Algerian […]
Emad Aysha05/02/2025

Predicting from the Fragments – On Wasini Al-Araj

Following on from my trek through the Cairo International Book Fair, I also had the […]
Emad Aysha31/01/2025

The Online Egyptian – Soul searching as a profitable enterprise

The Cairo International Book Fair, some of you must have heard of it. I have […]
Arthur Blok14/10/2024

Baku Initiative Group raises the bar for dialogue on French Neocolonialism in Africa

The consequences of French colonial and neocolonial rule are still eminent today, especially when one zooms […]
The Liberum27/08/2024

Michel Foucault is the Hero of the Privileged Social Justice Warriors

All over the Western world, governments and social institutions face the demands of LGBTQ activists. […]
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