17 missing after boat capsizes off Egypt's Red Sea coast The boat set sail on Sunday despite warnings from the Egyptian Meteorological Authority about large waves on the Red Sea. Egypt
Egypt to launch first IPO in three years amid IMF-fueled privatization drive The move comes amid a privatization drive in Egypt as part of the International Monetary Fund’s conditions to provide Cairo with an $8 billion bailout to help the North African country recover from an economic crisis. Egypt
Analysis From Sudan to Ethiopia, Trump’s 'America First' priorities could shift Horn of Africa policy As the Horn of Africa region seemed to be overlooked by Washington’s foreign policy, questions about how President-elect Donald Trump will deal with the rising conflicts in the region arise. By Jonathan Fenton-Harvey In Exmouth, reporting on North Africa and Gulf politics
Egypt, Saudi Arabia prep for joint military drills as ties strengthen The drills are the latest sign of growing relations between the two countries. Egypt
Analysis Trump’s return bodes both continuity and disruption for fragile Middle East By Jared Szuba In Washington, DC, reporting on defense, national security, military
Analysis Egypt: $1.2B at stake as IMF reviews ‘halfhearted’ economic reforms By Jack Dutton In Bristol, reporting on regional business, climate change, AI, tech
Sisi advances Egypt's bid for BRICS membership President of the BRICS International Forum Purnima Anand revealed Egypt's interest in joining the group along with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, and the position is to be discussed at the BRICS summit scheduled for next year in South Africa. Egypt
Egypt restores pharaonic nobles' tombs in Aswan To attract tourists, Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities has launched a project to restore and develop the Tombs of the Nobles and Qubbet el-Hawa in Aswan, south of the country. Egypt
Russian painter claims paintings illegally used in Cairo metro mural A Russian artist revealed his paintings have been displayed in the national metro project in Egypt without his consent and without mentioning his name, threatening to take legal action. Egypt
Egypt to list more state companies on stock exchange Egypt is selling state firms amid its economic crisis and Gulf entities are particularly interested in acquiring them. Egypt
First dance center inaugurated in Egypt An Egyptian dancer inaugurated the first oriental dance institute with the aim to preserve this art as an authentic Egyptian heritage. Egypt
Reports: McDonald’s raises Big Mac price by 50% in Egypt One Egyptian media outlet is encouraging people to make McDonald’s food at home in response to the price hike, which comes amid soaring food costs across the region. Egypt
Mummy paints picture of stroke treatment in ancient Egypt A recent scientific study registered the oldest case of an ischemic stroke discovered in an Egyptian mummy. Egypt
Saudi Arabia, Egypt go in on media project ahead of COP27 Preparations are underway in Egypt to launch an international news channel after securing an agreement with Saudi Arabia to fund the media project. Egypt
Egypt calls on Israel to investigate Egyptian soldiers' mass grave in Jerusalem The discovery of a mass grave for Egyptian soldiers in Jerusalem seems to put relations between Cairo and Tel Aviv to the test, after they have grown steadily in the past few years under Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. Egypt
Egypt accommodates blind beachgoers New roped-off space with trained lifeguards in Alexandria Governorate is one example of the nation's increasing attention to accommodating people with disabilities. Egypt
As negotiations falter, Ethiopia begins third-stage filling of Nile dam Egyptian reports revealed that Ethiopia has begun the third round of water collection behind Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Egypt
Egypt refers illegal encroachments on Nile to military prosecution The Egyptian government is addressing illegal Nile River dumping or diversions by sending suspects to military courts. Egypt