Hamza Hendawi

Displaced people speak of living off tea and peanuts, drinking contaminated water and new arrivals being the worst off

A renovated museum, reopening after two decades, seeks to showcase the rich heritage of the port founded by Alexander The Great

Army said to have procured more weapons, invited retired service members back to active duty and recruited volunteers

Secretary of State warns against a response which could further escalate the situation

The US Secretary of State is turning to Egyptians to pressure Hamas to accept a deal, sources say

Arrangement would include steps to protect Red Sea shipping which has been disrupted by attacks from Iran-backed rebels in Yemen

Palestinian group insists on full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a permanent ceasefire

President laments world's helplessness in the face of the 'blatant violation of human rights' and mounting deaths in the enclave

Cairo's approach comes amid heightened ties with US and limited options in the face of Israeli refusal to withdraw troops from strategic corridor

Sudan's military-controlled government rejects experts' report as politically motivated

Sending troops and arms is the latest bid by Cairo to put pressure on Addis Ababa

Exercises to come after Cairo sent troops and arms to Horn of Africa nation last week

The new terms push for a pause in the war during the first six-weeks followed by US-sponsored negotiations for a lasting truce

Cairo dismisses Ethiopia's 'unilateral policies' on Gerd project, claiming they threaten regional stability

Cairo says move is first stage of wider military co-operation with Somalia