A former Egyptian minister from President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s government has been confirmed as a candidate for the next director general of Unesco, a decision overshadowed by recent demolitions in Cairo’s City of the Dead.
BRICS to admit Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE next year
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Egypt: Children recruited to fight Islamic State in North Sinai, report finds
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The Arab Spring is not dead
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Egypt, Ethiopia agree to reach deal on controversial dam
Egypt and Ethiopia agreed Thursday to finalise a deal over Ethiopia’s controversial mega-dam o…
Egypt: Women Abused Over Alleged ISIS Ties
Egyptian authorities have arbitrarily detained women and girls related to suspected members of the I…
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Will a BRICS expansion mark the dawn of a new world order?
The bloc of nations of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, known collectively as BRICS, will be joined by four new MENA countries starting January 2024, as announced at the late August summit in Johannesburg.
Pentagon expands role in Egypt war games as US weighs aid cuts
The Pentagon has increased its contribution to regular war games with Egypt, even as the Biden administration faces increasing pressure from Democrats in Congress to curtail military funds to Cairo in response to widespread human rights abuses.
4 killed in another building collapse in Cairo
A four-storey residential building collapsed in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on Wednesday morning, 6 September, claiming the lives of at least four people, all from a single family.
Egypt Resumes Flights to Sudan After Five-Month Hiatus
Egypt resumed direct commercial flights to Sudan on Tuesday, 5 September, for the first time since war broke out in Sudan, nearly five months ago.
Egyptian religious influencer arrested after sponsoring paid ‘proxy pilgrimage’
Egyptian authorities arrested a social media influencer on Tuesday who has promoted an application that charges users for Umrah by proxy, according to a lawyer who lodged a complaint against the self-styled preacher.