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Egyptian cinemas are gearing up for a monumental cinematic milestone this Thursday, May 21st, as they welcome the 12th theatrical installment in the legendary Star Wars saga: “The Mandalorian & Grogu.” This release stands out as one of the franchise’s most critical pivots in recent memory. Not only does it break a prolonged theatrical hiatus …
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Miami — As with many other Cubans in their 70s, Alina Fernández’s first memory of Fidel Castro was watching his interminable speeches on television. “My generation used to pray in front of the TV for him to finish, so we would be able to watch our cartoons,” she recalled in a CNN interview Monday. “That’s the …
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LIXIL Corporation reported a 22.9% increase in core earnings to ¥38.5 billion for the fiscal year ending 31 March 2026, driven by improved profitability across both its domestic Japanese and international operations despite a challenging global business environment. Consolidated revenue for the water and housing products manufacturer rose 0.4% year-on-year to ¥1,510.7 billion. Net profit […]
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Egyptian Health Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar said local pharmaceutical manufacturing is essential for building resilient healthcare supply chains and reducing vulnerability to global crises. Speaking at a healthcare supply chain event held on the sidelines of the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva, Abdel Ghaffar said countries should shift from reactive crisis management to […]
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The Education Development Fund, which operates under the Prime Minister’s Office, announced on Friday, 15 May, the launch of a new Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) assessment through the Egyptian Center for Testing, aiming to support the early detection of behavioural and developmental challenges in children. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder commonly diagnosed in childhood and is associated with difficulties related to attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. The condition can affect a child’s learning, behaviour, and social interaction in both school and home environments. According to the fund, the assessment is designed to help parents and teachers better understand behavioural patterns related to attention, concentration, and hyperactivity, particularly within educational settings. The tool uses an AI-supported scientific model to analyse responses and provide immediate results accompanied by simplified explanations, with the aim of helping families and educators make more informed educational and behavioural decisions. Officials said the assessment was developed to be user-friendly and accessible for both parents and teachers, offering quick evaluations and simplified interpretations of children’s behaviour at home and in school environments. According to the statement, the initiative forms part of broader efforts to modernise educational assessment systemsContinue reading "Egypt Launches AI-Based ADHD Assessment Tool for Children"
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For many young Egyptians today, work no longer ends when the workday finishes. Productivity has expanded beyond offices, universities, and formal employment into nearly every aspect of daily life, reinforced by social media that deliver constant motivation, entrepreneurial advice, startup success narratives, productivity “hacks,” networking strategies, and self-improvement content. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Facebook increasingly frame success as something visible, measurable, and continuous like an outcome of relentless effort and constant self-optimization. Rest, including weekends, can feel emotionally unstable, because it brings guilt, anxiety, and fear of “falling behind.” Many young people do not merely rest less; they rest with discomfort. The act of resting starts to carry a moral charge, with feelings of guilt, anxiety, and a fear of “falling behind.” Even when individuals understand intellectually that they deserve recovery, the digital ecosystem around them keeps suggesting that slowing down will result in failure. What people do changes, and so does how they see it: rest stops feeling “normal” and starts to feel like failure, as if one is not living up to their potential. This phenomenon is particularly significant in Egypt, where inflation andContinue reading "When Resting Feels Like Failure: Social Media, Entrepreneurship, and Burnout Among Young Egyptians"
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Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources (MoPMR), ExxonMobil, and its partner QatarEnergy to maximize the use of Egypt’s natural gas infrastructure and study its linkage with Cypriot gas fields. The partnership will leverage the country’s advanced gas infrastructure, particularly […]
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The AVEVA World 2026 Summit, underway in Milan, featured the launch of new technologies and the signing of key partnerships. Global software leader AVEVA and the Swedish multinational software company Industrial and Financial Systems (IFS) announced a technology partnership to help industrial organizations connect operational intelligence, enterprise execution, and strategic capital planning. AVEVA CEO Caspar […]
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