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Palestinians in Gaza had no vote in Israel’s election. But its outcome will shape their future. More than 74,000 people have been killed in Gaza since the Hamas-led October 7 attacks of 2023, with Israeli strikes a near daily occurrence, despite a nominal ceasefire agreed a year ago. Meanwhile, the humanitarian catastrophe continues to deepen, …
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The United States may be within a week of momentous political change in midterm elections that could destroy the Republican Party’s monopoly on Washington and hand Democrats power to check President Donald Trump. But take a beat. It’s far too early to size up any Democratic wave. There’s no guarantee there’ll even be one in …
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Moscow — Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi told Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday that Egypt hopes to expand its nuclear cooperation with Moscow, including the potential for new reactors after 2030, during a meeting at the Kremlin on the sidelines of the third Russia-Africa Summit. Al-Sisi reaffirmed Cairo’s commitment to the timeline and payment […]
Shell Lubricants Egypt and Al Ahly Football Company have renewed their strategic partnership for a further four years under the Shell Rimula brand, extending a collaboration that has lasted more than 12 years. The renewal marks a new phase in one of Shell Lubricants Egypt’s longest-running sports partnerships, building on more than a decade of […]
An unexpected digital billboard hack in Giza has caught attention after inappropriate footage appeared on a large advertising screen on Thursday, October 29. Egypt’s Ministry of Interior has now revealed what happened, explaining that the incident was linked to a cyberattack on an international advertising provider. According to the ministry, the billboard is owned by an advertising company that works with an international provider to display digital advertisements. However, the provider’s website was hacked, causing the footage to appear on the Giza screen and several other digital billboards in different countries at the same time. Following the incident, the advertising company suspended broadcasts across its screens while working to address the security breach and restore normal service. The ministry also confirmed that legal measures have been taken in response to the incident. October 2026 has become an alarming month for the global cybersecurity industry, with a series of significant cyberattacks, security breaches, and software vulnerabilities affecting companies, technology platforms, and government organisations. The situation has increasingly been described as “Black October”, a term used by cybersecurity experts and online technology communities to describe the unusually high number of cyberContinue reading "Digital Billboard Hack Causes Inappropriate Footage to Appear in Giza"
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The year was 1992 when Egyptian singer Simone released Mabsouta (Happy, 1992) as part of her album Alo (Hello, 1993). In the music video, she appeared in black sunglasses, with a head of unruly, curly hair and an oversized black suit. She looked almost deliberately out of step with the image most female singers were expected to project at the time. There was no excessive glamour, no overtly sexualized styling, but neither was there an attempt to make herself disappear into anonymity. Simone occupied a space somewhere in between, one that felt entirely her own. She was playful, self-assured, and a little unconventional, carrying herself with the kind of ease that made the look feel less like a statement than a natural extension of who she was. Decades later, Egyptian singer-songwriter Nour seems to be stepping into a similar cultural space. The Egyptian singer’s self-titled album, nour (2026), released this summer, marks the emergence of a new pop persona whose first single, Alo!? (2026), arrived in May. Like Simone before her, Nour approaches style with a sense of play, moving between unexpected looks with an ease that feels entirelyContinue reading "Simone, Nour, and the Unbothered Woman in Egyptian Pop"
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Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Karim Badawi has reviewed plans to secure domestic supplies of petroleum products and natural gas amid escalating regional tensions and their impact on global energy markets and supply chains, according to a ministry statement on October 29. Badawi held a meeting to assess current supply levels, actual consumption […]
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China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) has reported a 57.2% year-on-year (YoY) increase in its net profit during the third quarter (Q3) of 2026, as stronger refining margins and higher crude oil prices offset weaker fuel demand, Reuters reported on October 29. Sinopec posted net income of 13.36 billion yuan ($2.01 billion) for July-September, while […]
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