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Billion-dollar upgrades to network under scrutiny as MPs demand answers over safety failures
Cairo secures reform-linked financing days after currency hits record low and interest rates rise
Closure order of Mada Masr escalates years-long licensing dispute between independent outlet and authorities
Mandate leaves timing and scope of any deployment to the President
Disparaging remarks made by Mr Trump at a campaign rally prompted diplomatic protest in Tripoli
State and its allies have closed ranks behind the Defence Council's decision
Parliament set to vote on authorising President El Sisi to help defend kingdom, as Sanaa's Houthi-run legislature says involvement could threaten national security
Implementation of committee's mandate has been hampered by Israeli restrictions
Conflict monitor says Eritrea wants to stop Ethiopian federal forces reaching its border
Lighthouse, one of Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, is depicted on bronze ring discovered off Egypt's Mediterranean coast
A fragile peace deal, an alliance of former enemies and deepening rivalries with neighbouring states have brought fighting back to the north
Cairo rejects Ethiopian claims it is backing rebels in Tigray, exacerbating long-running river-water dispute
Minister Hani Sewilam contrasts Cairo’s acute water scarcity with Addis Ababa’s far greater rainfall and farmland resources
Egyptian President reiterates support for Palestinian Authority and intra-Palestinian reconciliation as vote clouded in uncertainty
Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit comes as kingdom reels from missile attacks on its southern cities
