As Washington abandons talks with Iran for an aggressive economic pressure campaign, a cornered Tehran is now threatening military escalation and a wider war to force negotiators back to the table. US President Donald Trump has dismissed diplomacy with the Islamic Republic, calling a June ceasefire agreement one that “isn’t worth the paper it’s written …
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The United Kingdom is expected to unveil sanctions targeting Israel on Tuesday over the massive expansion of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank under the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking a significant “reset” of the UK’s relations with the country. Previewing the expected measures, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said the sanctions were …
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Buy now, pay later (BNPL) has become one of the fastest-growing ways Egyptians shop online and in-store. Rising prices, currency fluctuations, and the need for flexible cash flow have pushed millions of shoppers toward installment apps instead of traditional credit cards or bank loans. Among the many options available in the Egyptian market today, **Aman […]
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The United States plans to propose referring Iran to the UN Security Council over its obstruction of nuclear inspectors, as Tehran announced on Monday that negotiations for a temporary safe transit route in the Strait of Hormuz have reached their final stages while warning against foreign military deployments.   According to a US draft proposal […]
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Thinking about studying abroad in 2026? Egypt offers an exciting combination of internationally oriented universities, relatively affordable living costs, a rich cultural environment, and access to one of the world’s most historically significant regions. From Cairo’s huge urban campus life to Alexandria’s Mediterranean atmosphere, there are several destinations worth considering. Egypt’s higher education system includes public, private, national, technological, and international institutions. The Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education published updated lists of accredited higher education institutions in July 2026, reflecting the variety of options available to applicants. If you are considering studying in Egypt in 2026, this guide explains what you need to know about universities, popular destinations, costs, applications, visas, accommodation, and everyday life. Why Study in Egypt in 2026? Egypt can be an attractive destination for international applicants who want an education combined with cultural immersion. The country has major universities in cities such as Cairo and Alexandria, while programs are available across fields including engineering, medicine, business, humanities, technology, sciences, and languages. One of the biggest advantages is the opportunity to experience Arabic-speaking culture while studying. Arabic is the country’s official language, although some universities and programsContinue reading "Study in Egypt 2026: All You Need to Get Started"
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Egypt’s trade deficit widened by 58.5 percent in June compared with the previous year, reaching USD 7.5 billion (EGP 382.3 billion) as imports outpaced export growth, according to figures released Monday by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS). In June of 2025, the gap amounted to USD 4.7 billion (EGP 239.6 billion).  On another front, exports climbed 37.4 percent to USD 5 billion (EGP 254.9 billion), up from USD 3.6 billion (EGP 183.5 billion) a year earlier, while imports rose 49.4 percent to USD 12.4 billion (EGP 632.1 billion) from USD 8.3 billion (EGP 423.1 billion), CAPMAS reported in its monthly foreign trade report. Petroleum products drove much of the export growth, more than doubling with a 128 percent increase. Fresh fruit exports rose 77.1 percent, ready-made garments climbed 47.7 percent, and various food preparations increased 36.5 percent. Other categories, however, lagged.  Fertilizer exports fell 12 percent from a year earlier, and pharmaceutical exports declined 13.2 percent. Dried legume exports dropped 42.6 percent, while fresh onion exports slipped 0.4 percent. On the import side, crude oil purchases surged 141 percent, and imports of plastics in primary formContinue reading "Egypt’s Trade Deficit Widens 58.5 Percent as Imports Surge"
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North Petroleum International Company (NPIC), the Egyptian subsidiary of China ZhenHua Oil Company, Ltd., has appointed Deng Yong as its new Country General Manager in Egypt. NPIC said Deng brings extensive industry leadership and expertise and will oversee the company’s next phase of development in Egypt, focusing on expanding its footprint, improving operational performance, and […]
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Germany risks facing a gas shortage this winter if temperatures fall sharply, as low storage levels could leave the country exposed during periods of extreme cold, Reuters reported, citing Germany’s gas storage industry association INES. German underground gas storage facilities were 53% full as of September 1, the lowest level recorded for this time of […]
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