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The wheels of Israel’s political machine are turning. But that doesn’t mean they’re going anywhere soon. In the latest elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost the parliamentary majority that kept him in power over the past four years. But his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, still faces a difficult task in unseating Israel’s longest-serving leader after …
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New York — Texas resident Maggie Elizabeth Hill stayed up late on election night to watch the midterm results trickle in. But she was up early again the next morning, already thinking about how she could work with the state’s newly elected Democratic leaders to slow the development of AI data centers. “I was so excited …
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EFG Hermes, the investment banking arm of Egypt’s EFG Holding, said it had completed its role as joint bookrunner on the AED1.94bn (about $529mn) initial public offering of DIP Holding on the Dubai Financial Market, the first IPO in the UAE this year. The final offer price was set at AED1.12 a share after the […]
Cairo-based jewellery designer and artist Youssef Mohammed Karam Hussein has been named one of five finalists in the Creators of Craft Design Challenge, organised by IQOS in collaboration with Vogue Arabia and with the participation of Italian design house SELETTI. Hussein, the only Egyptian in the final round, will compete alongside four designers from the […]
An Egyptian court has ordered on Tuesday, 10 November, the inclusion of 35 organizations and 36 individuals on the country’s lists of terrorist entities and terrorists for a period of five years. A court in Badr city, Cairo, issued the ruling as it came from the Second Criminal Circuit of the Cairo Criminal Court, acting as a court of first instance, in Case No. 11108 of 2026, which is registered with the Supreme State Security Prosecution. It involves Islamic associations, institutions and councils operating across Europe. The court ordered that the ruling be published in the Gazette, which triggers the legal consequences prescribed under Egyptian legislation for the duration of the listing. The list of entities comprises 35 organizations, institutions, associations and councils. Among them are the Council of European Muslims and its various branches, the Muslims of France Foundation in France, and the Islamic Society of Britain, also referred to as the Muslim Association of Britain. The list also names the Swiss Muslim League and several Islamic associations in Germany, Italy, Sweden and other European countries. The ruling further covers religious, educational and research institutions that operate acrossContinue reading "Egyptian Court Places 35 Organizations and 36 Individuals on Terrorist Lists"
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In the stark desert south of the oasis town of Baris, doum palms, known as “l-Nakheel El-Bahari,” grow, drawing on groundwater far below the sand through roots that have sustained them for centuries, perhaps millennia. Wadi el-Doum, the “valley of doum” south of Baris, is the best-known stand of palms that grow without human cultivation. A different Wadi Doum, 56 kilometers south of Suez, marks the species’ northernmost wild range, according to a 2016 paper by Suez Canal University. The wild trees dot the village of Bulaq, south of the city of Kharga, and stretch across the Baris district, producing fine, small, and sweeter fruit than that grown elsewhere. The doum tree is a study in patience. It can take roughly five to six years to bear fruit, then keeps producing for decades, and some specimens live beyond 100 years, according to the 2016 study. Unlike the date palm common in the oases, the doum branches into several arms crowned with broad fan-shaped leaves armed with sharp spines. Egyptians have known the tree for millennia and planted it as well as letting it grow wild. Doum fruit was a commonContinue reading "Egypt’s Doum Palms Keep Growing Against the Odds"
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Eni has pledged to invest approximately £11 Bn in the UK between 2026 and 2030, with around two thirds of the funding allocated to lower-carbon sectors, according to a statement by the Italian energy company. The investment plans were discussed during a meeting in London between UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net […]
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is expecting global oil demand to increase by 2.6 million barrels per day mmbbl/d in 2027, unchanged from its previous assessment, while forecasting modest growth of 200,000 barrels per day (bbl/d) in 2026, according to its November Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR). The organization projected global oil […]
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