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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
Egypt assumes presidency of African Union's Peace and Security Council
Cairo to host high-level meeting to address Sudan and Somalia crises during month‑long tenure
Egypt's El Sisi warns forced removal of Palestinians from Gaza would lead to migrant influx in Europe
Egyptian leader urges full implementation of ceasefire between Hamas and Israel
Egypt's phone import tax branded 'unfair' as grace period comes to an end
The 38.5 per cent tariff will boost local smartphone manufacturing and curb smuggling, say officials
Call for Sudan peace push at Cairo meeting
Egypt’s foreign minister chairs talks with UN, western, Gulf and African officials after more than 1,000 days of war
Egypt, UAE and Saudi Arabia welcome US terrorist listing for Muslim Brotherhood
Washington sanctioned Brotherhood branches in Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan
New Egyptian parliament's opening session chaired by woman for first time
Veteran politician Abla El Hawary presided over election of Hesham Badawy as speaker of the assembly
Egypt signs gas deal with Qatar weeks after Israel pact
Deal underscores Cairo’s effort to lock in gas supplies as scrutiny of Israel agreement sharpens
No more dams on Nile without our approval, Egypt warns Ethiopia
In wide-ranging end-of-year interview, Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty also urged shared responsibility for refugees and explained cautious approach to Syria's government
Restoration of second King Khufu boat under way at Grand Egyptian Museum
Visitors can watch reconstruction of pharaoh's 4,500‑year‑old vessel, which could take up to four years
IMF reaches initial deal with Egypt on delayed loan programme review
Fund cites stronger growth but warns of debt risks for country
Profit and perception: How Egypt is managing fallout from gas deal with Israel
Caught between economic pragmatism and moral outrage, Cairo struggles to justify deal seen by critics as aiding pariah state
Egyptian ministry faces backlash over steep rent rises on agricultural land
Farmers accuse Ministry of Religious Endowments of abandoning charitable mission after leasing rates double or even triple
