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Egyptian and Iranian foreign ministers in talks over solution to end war
Abdelatty says he and Araghchi in close contact
Fertiliser supply at risk amid Strait of Hormuz blockade
Shortage of supply could drive up production costs for farmers and increase food prices
Egypt raises fuel prices up to 30% as Iran war pushes up oil
Petrol and diesel rose by between 14 and 17 per cent
Egypt dims street lights to save power as oil price surges
Prime Minister warns profiteering merchants will face military courts as country tightens energy use
Foreign outflows push Egypt's pound to its lowest official level on record
Currency slides 4.3% in one day as foreign investors pull billions from local debt markets
Cairo bristles at US travel alert as residents and officials insist Egypt remains safe
Egyptians decry being listed alongside war‑hit neighbours in US advisory urging citizens to leave much of the Middle East following strikes on Iran
Egypt increases military readiness as El Sisi warns of risks from widening war
Defence Minister inspects forces amid increasing regional tension
Egypt's economy in crisis as financial turmoil grips region
Gas flows halted, shipping rerouted and market confidence shaken following weekend strikes between the US, Israel and Iran
Debt pressures cast shadow over Egypt’s economy in crossroads year
With the IMF set to end its mission, economists warn that maintaining fiscal discipline is vital
From abundance to adaptation: Egyptians adjust Ramadan traditions to match harder times
After several years of complaining about rising prices, focus turns to making do and the spiritual side of the holy month
Debate over Cairo bus harassment video rages after accused granted bail
Lawyers, celebrities and a witness weigh in on incident that has renewed focus on the widespread sexual harassment of women in Egypt
Video of clash on Cairo bus prompts debate on women's safety in Egypt
Officials review viral footage of confrontation between female passenger and man she accuses of harassing her
Israel blocks majority of Gazans seeking return home as Rafah crossing reopens
Only 12 of 42 Palestinians were allowed to pass through Israeli checkpoint on Gaza-Egypt border, with men turned away
Egypt moves closer to imposing stricter penalties for dodging military draft
Parliamentary committee backs changes to law that aim to 'strengthen discipline' and 'acknowledge sacrifices'
First group of 50 Gazans return through Rafah as crossing reopens
Egypt mobilises hospitals and ambulances for patients leaving Gaza for treatment
