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Suez Canal traffic disrupted after oil tanker engine breaks down
Malta-registered Seavigour was heading to China from Russia and had to be towed for repairs
Tutankhamun's 'delicate' face reconstructed digitally for first time
Rendering was published in Italian science journal this week
Embalming rooms for humans and animals among latest finds at Egypt's Saqqara necropolis
Also unearthed were an alabaster statue and two small tombs inscribed with colourful scenes of daily life
Dispute ends between Egyptian composer and Umm Kulthum's family
The late singer's family had filed a legal complaint earlier this week against producer Amr Mostafa
The Egyptian military sites adorned with North Korean art
A little-known exchange project from the 1990s saw Egyptians trained to paint like artists from the pariah state
Foreign investors given priority in Egypt's economic reforms
Changes to land ownership laws, processing times and tax mechanisms to boost investment
El Sisi meets Italian defence minister for security talks
The sides discussed resolutions to the civil wars in Sudan and Libya
Egyptian post office's 'stairs to nowhere' mocked online
But government says steps will give access to an ATM that will be installed soon
Egypt launches gold fund after easing import restrictions
Cairo is allowing travellers to bring in unlimited amounts of the precious metal for six months
Cairo sells 9.5% Telecom Egypt stake in $121 million deal
Sale is step in government's drive to sell some of its holdings in 32 state-owned companies
Syrian director's film focuses on state adoption in Scandinavia
'My Toy' by Mazen Haj Kassem offers a heartbreaking vignette of the lives of three children who are part of a government adoption scheme
Egypt approves work-from-home trial for government employees
Cabinet ratifies committee proposal to allow working remotely for six months
Egypt's headline inflation drops for first time in nearly a year
Annual urban consumer inflation slowed to 30.6% in April, down from 32.7% in March, government data shows
Egypt limits sugar for holders of state ration card
Rising global food prices and depreciation of Egyptian pound cause rise in subsidy costs
King Charles III's most notable visits to the Middle East
From his first trip in 1954 to a tour in 2021, the UK monarch has forged strong ties with the region
