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Egypt sets out new case against Ethiopia in Nile dam dispute
Minister Hani Sewilam contrasts Cairo’s acute water scarcity with Addis Ababa’s far greater rainfall and farmland resources
Abbas holds talks with El Sisi as Palestinian factions manoeuvre for elections
Egyptian President reiterates support for Palestinian Authority and intra-Palestinian reconciliation as vote clouded in uncertainty
Saudi Arabia and Egypt stress Red Sea security as Crown Prince visits Cairo
Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit comes as kingdom reels from missile attacks on its southern cities
UN-backed effort races to rescue and aid Nepal’s ‘mountain tsunami’ survivors before winter
Rebuilding challenge looms as search continues for thousands missing
Sarah Khalifa to appeal against death sentence amid controversy over Egypt drug case
TV presenter among 21 convicted of manufacturing and distributing narcotics
Egypt and China take united stance on Nile water, Palestine and Taiwan
Talks between Abdel Fattah El Sisi and Xi Jinping followed by signing of co-operation agreements
Chinese military hardware on show in Egypt during President Xi's visit
China has flown in state-of-the-art aircraft to take part in joint military drills
China's Xi arrives in Cairo with Beijing looking to fill void left by US
Chinese President and Egypt's El Sisi pledge closer partnership on Global South as US's regional standing suffers from Gaza and Iran wars
BP starts gas production at Egypt's Fayoum-4 well two years ahead of schedule
New West Nile Delta well adds 80 million cubic feet per day as Cairo moves to offset years of output decline
China's Xi Jinping to make first state visit to Egypt in decade
Visit to take place between August 30 and September 3
How a tribal chief's house became a boutique hotel on Egypt's Red Sea
From Hajj pilgrims to Italian miners, the fascinating story of a seafront home in El Quseir, Egypt's oldest surviving Red Sea port
Drone strike cuts power near Libya's Zawiya after electricity station destroyed
Attack follows strikes on oil refinery as rival militias clash
Cairo's monorail is up and running - but will it prove to be $4.5bn well spent?
Three months after opening, the city's futuristic new transport option is operating smoothly. For now, there's no problem finding a seat ...
Egyptians try to make sense of Mohamed Salah's transfer to Trabzonspor
Star snubbed Saudi interest to join Turkish club and has unusual merchandise clause in contract
Hundreds of thousands of Egyptians lose food subsidies under eligibility reforms
Families say owning cars or sending children to private schools does not make them wealthy
