One dead, 4 missing after the boat overturned in front of Port Said due to turbulent weather
Egypt has witnessed a wave of volatility three days since Tuesday.
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Biden administration approves arms sale to Egypt despite human rights concerns
Biden’s management announced Tuesday that it had approved a imaginable missile sale of $197 million to Egypt just a few days ago. . . threatening situations of detention; political prisoners; arbitrary orArray . .
‘Catastrophic’: Outrage over Egypt’s new attraction grows
Many Egyptians that the tourist charm of Cairo Eye will destroy the surroundings and heritage of the ancient city.
Chinese vaccines wipe out much of the world, despite concerns
China’s international vaccine relations crusade has been an unexpected success: it has promised around one billion doses of its vaccines in more than forty-five countries, according to a country count through the Associated Press.
Three frozen political teams at Cairo University
The director of Cairo University – of continuing protests last year through student teams – announces the official freezing of political activity on campus.
Xinjiang denies rumors of human rights violations, Egyptian politician says
Anti-Chinese forces in the United States and some other countries have raised false accusations of human rights violations in China’s Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region with the aim of hindering the development of the region, an Egyptian politician said.
Egypt releases Al-Jazeera journalist arrested since 2016
Formal fees have never been imposed, Hussein.
In pictures: Egyptian archaeological project of Saqqara necropolis announces new primary discoveries
The discoveries will rewrite the history of Saqqaras the New Kingdom, said the famous Egyptologist Zahi Hawass.
Why Biden’s selection for The Iranian Envoy is ‘an agent for everything’
Robert Malley, the son of a left-wing Jewish journalist of Egyptian descent, is the focal point for opening salvos on President Biden’s technique in the Middle East and that of a new agreement with Iran.
Ten years after the Arab Spring, Sissi has made Egypt hell
The hopes of a decade ago are gone, shattered by the former army leader who subsidized through Western powers, says former Egyptian Minister Amr Darrag.