Hopes & Doubts: 10 years On the Libyan Revolution
February 17, 2011, a date Libyans will never forget and I, personally, won’t. A day that reshaped and rewrote the history of a country that
The Love I am Missing on Valentine’s Day
Today, our reality changed the shared narrative we are used to, even in love. Life is no longer the same. No one knows when it
A Classic: The Philosophy of Cornflakes
Cornflakes, a simple act done by thousands of people, if not millions, worldwide. I cannot confirm the exact number of how many people who wake
7 Years Later: No Respect Was Paid For the Gazalla
The statue of the gazelle in Tripoli was designed by the Italian artist “Angiolo Vannetti” in 1932. It depicts a woman sitting on a rock,
Left My Keys Home
I was reading casually through the pages of a book until my eyes stopped for a minute when I read ”with nothing apart from the
Women in Science: The Libyan Veterinarian Jamila Rizgalla
Women have been making advancements in many fields worldwide. The role of women is crucial in all aspects of life. In the scientific, social, and
Art & Women: The British Art Historian PL Henderson
Art and women are two intertwined concepts. Nonetheless, many female artists shaped and still shape the artistic scene worldwide. I have been following an account
The Korean Artist KIM & Her MENA Culture Artwork
A few months ago, I came across an account on Instagram sharing beautiful visuals inspired by the MENA culture. I was amazed by the work.
Egypt’s Influence on The Libyan Music Producer: Mahmoud Shaari
Music has a great influence on communities around the world. It makes up a huge part of any social structure. It is an important ingredient
50 Years Later: Randy Hobler, Former Peace Corps Volunteer, Completes His Story in Libya 1968
Libya has gone through many changes and events throughout history. There are numerous stories told while other endless stories are still waiting to be told.