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El Sisi admonishes Iranian President over Tehran's attacks on its neighbours and offers to mediate
Attacks must stop now, Egyptian leader tells Masoud Pezeshkian
Eight nations condemn Israel for Ramadan closure of Al Aqsa
Foreign ministers of eight countries say closing Al Aqsa breaches international law and historical status of mosque in Jerusalem
US says Iran's IRGC-trained Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood fighting alongside army
Group responsible for 'horrific abuses' against civilians, says senior adviser Massad Boulos
Iran war revives Egypt's 'pan-Arab force' dream
Attention should be focused on regional military alliances, analysts say
Arab foreign ministers condemn Iran's attacks on neighbours
Ministers meet virtually as Iran war enters second week and issue statement of solidarity but no plan of action
El Sisi says Egypt trying to mediate end to Iran war
Egypt, Turkey and Oman 'in contact' with Tehran, US and Gulf Arab states to agree to talks
Sudanese government says drone attack launched from Ethiopia
RSF detected in Sudanese areas close to the Ethiopian border, military sources say
War deepens Egypt's fears of Israel reshaping region by force
Cairo's multibillion-dollar arms build-up increasingly seen by Egyptians as justified in face of Middle East turmoil
Egypt's war dilemma: How US ally with improving Iran ties is responding
President El Sisi has expressed admiration for Donald Trump, though Iran seen as bringing 'balance' to region
Why an Egyptian former BBC boss turned to stand-up comedy at 63
Embarking on a journey of rediscovery, Hosam El Sokkari draws his material from a lifetime of travel and adventure
Al Burhan pledges to fight on in Sudan and modernise the army
General offers amnesty to ‘misled’ fighters who joined the paramilitary RSF
Egypt open to supporting Ethiopia’s Red Sea access if Nile water dispute softens
Offer requires Addis Ababa to drop plans for military presence on the coast
Chad closes border with Sudan after five of its soldiers killed
Decision follows capture of Tine by Sudan's RSF paramilitary group
Egypt and Turkey deepen newly forged alliance with arms deals and manufacturing ties
Egyptian military has bought Turkish air defences and plans joint production of drones
Sudan’s gold rush: War, survival and foreign interest
As conflict drives families into hazardous goldmining to make a living, foreign powers are increasingly investing in and shaping the burgeoning sector
