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Al Burhan says RSF run out of Khartoum after Sudanese army reclaims airport
Army troops and allied volunteers reclaim military bases in Jebel Auliya area
Egyptologist questions claims of tunnels hidden under Giza pyramids
Media reports of vast structures discovered beneath Khufu’s tomb dismissed as ‘completely wrong’
Easing food inflation brings relief for struggling Egyptians
Cost of essentials has stabilised, bringing joy at Ramadan, but subsidy cuts loom on fuel and electricity
IMF unlocks $2.5bn for Egypt after completing fourth loan review
In addition to the $1.2 billion that was expected to be unlocked, the IMF has approved $1.3 billion in climate financing
Egypt's inflation halves in February, but experts warn of uncertainty ahead
Country's inflation rate plunged to 12.8% last month to hit lowest level since March 2022
Averting another Nakba: Arab leaders stress Palestinians' right to their land
Egypt's plan for Gaza reconstruction received unanimous support
How this Gaza refugee keeps flavours of Palestine alive
Talented chef has rebuilt her life after leaving enclave and setting up a food business in 'Little Gaza'
Can Egypt's diplomatic wins lead to stability after Gaza war?
Suez Canal draws increasing traffic but former officials warn recovery remains uncertain amid fragile Gaza ceasefire
Thutmose II's tomb is biggest archaeological find in Egypt in a century
Discovery is the most significant since Tutankhamun in 1922, completing 18th Dynasty burial site mapping
Egypt's five-year plan for Gaza
The plan is designed to counter US President Donald Trump’s proposals for Gaza’s future
Eni and Chevron sign deals to develop Cypriot gas fields with Egypt
Landmark agreements signed mark major milestone for Eastern Mediterranean energy co-operation at Cairo conference
Israel blocks entry of mobile homes and heavy equipment into Gaza
Gaza authorities accuse Israel of breaching ceasefire as reconstruction efforts stall
A glimpse of daily life in medieval Egypt
New book reveals intimate details of daily life in medieval Egypt, from marriage contracts to magic spells
Sudan and other African nations fear HIV resurgence after USAID freeze
US President Donald Trump’s 90-day foreign aid freeze could undo progress to lower levels of disease as critical programmes in limbo
Displaced Sudanese return to Al Gezira state as army consolidates gains
Twenty buses a week are to take civilians from Port Sudan to Al Gezira, south of Khartoum