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President Abdel Fattah El Sisi directed Parliament to hold an emergency session on Saturday to approve the changes
Also known as the prickly or cactus pear, the popular fruit is harvested from July to September
Salma Bahgat's death on August 9 at the hands of a man whose marriage proposal she turned down bears a striking similarity to the death of Nayera Ashraf in June, who was killed for the same reason
Maksym Subkh accuses Moscow of hindering much-needed grain exports and of manipulating regional politics
Iran-backed Palestinian Islamic Jihad has vowed to break truce if two members are not freed from Israeli custody
Investigations into Mohamed Essam's disappearance indicated that he intended to escape from his team and settle illegally in Italy
Police say two pick-up trucks collided in Minya province
More aerobatic shows are expected at prominent archaeological sites in Egypt, tourism minister says
Ruling comes after national debate for and against the common pre-nuptial practice
A pharmacist died in a jet-ski accident at a resort on Egypt's north coast last week
Man reportedly thought his children would be entertained by the abuse of the animal
Khaled Abdel Ghaffar tells national talk show that situation could change if booster shots are neglected
Experts suspect the structure is one of four lost temples built in ancient Egypt's Old Kingdom
The event was organised by Art D'Egypte in collaboration with a state-owned industrial developer as part of the country's preparations for the coming United Nations Climate Change Conference
Mohamed El Ashhab, a former high-ranking official at Misr Insurance, and three others were tried in the much-publicised 'Health Ministry Bribery' case
