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Wholesalers are stuck with stocks of western brands they cannot sell because of anger over the companies' perceived support for Israel
Sameh Shoukry and his Irish counterpart Micheal Martin call for an end to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza
UNRWA says the 24,000 litres of fuel that entered Gaza on Tuesday night will meet only 9 per cent of its needs
Cairo reiterates total support for Palestinian cause and calls for aid into Gaza
Journey from Egypt’s capital is punctuated by military checkpoints amid heightened security
The fall defies analysts' expectations
The 34-year-old musician, who lives under a strict travel ban, this month received a UN minority artist award in his absence
Emergency vehicles enter Rafah crossing as UN rights commissioner visits Egypt-Gaza border
Organised by Japanese NGO Peace Boat, the Pacific World cruise ship arrived in Egypt on Wednesday calling for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
Ahmed Tantawy will go on trial along with 22 of his campaign staff
Gaza border authority releases two more lists of foreign citizens approved for evacuation
Only foreign citizens already approved will be allowed to exit as no new evacuees announced by Gaza border authority
Government raised petrol prices in March and raised diesel prices in May
First group of foreign citizens were allowed out through Egypt's Rafah border crossing on Wednesday and Thursday
Peak season bookings for Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon, particularly by westerners, show signs of decline
