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Ten people were injured in the Cairo studio blaze, which burned for four hours and damaged nearby apartment buildings
The deal is the fourth made since February to shore up battered economy
Deal will supply Egypt with €7.4 billion in financing until 2027 in exchange for greater co-operation on migration
Traditional holy month decorations have been hung up on Cairo's streets but many residents are limited by tight budgets this year
Citizens worry about their savings and another financial crisis despite experts' optimism that move could kick-start economic recovery
Much-anticipated deal announced hours after Egyptian pound plunged following decision to freefloat currency
Uncovered head and torso a match for the lower section discovered in 1930 by a German archaeologist
Former leaders of outlawed group Mohammed Badie and Mahmoud Ezzat among those condemned by Cairo court
Officials hope the deal will help tackle the foreign exchange crunch and stabilise food prices
Bringing inflation under control is vital to spur consumption and strengthen growth, says organisation's first survey of the country
Hisham Kassem had been discussed as a viable candidate in the last presidential election
Construction along a 3km stretch of border had raised speculation that Cairo was preparing to receive displaced Gazans
Construction began five days ago and is expected to extend south from the Rafah crossing to the Kerem Shalom crossing
As drugs for diabetes and other chronic illnesses dwindle patients are forced to turn to potentially dangerous black-market alternatives
The ancient Berber settlement, once popular only with ecotourists, is receiving more visitors as government promotes it as a holiday destination
