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New York — The trade war between the United States and Canada has entered a new chapter — and it’s getting uglier by the hour. Early Tuesday morning, Canada made good on its promise to impose tariffs on $20 billion worth of American goods in retaliation for the Canadian goods President Donald Trump began taxing last …
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Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001. Since 9/11, US presidents have expanded their power, step by step, to wage war anywhere, anytime, as they please. With Operation Epic Fury in Iran, President Donald Trump reached a new peak in the war-making powers claimed by the US commander in chief. …
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Chinese solar technology company LONGi recorded solar module shipments of 29.93 GW during the first half of 2026, placing it among the global market leaders by shipment volume. The company has also introduced its LONGi ONE energy storage systems to the Egyptian market as it expands its portfolio beyond solar modules to include integrated generation, […]
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Health Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar and healthcare data and technology company IQVIA discussed expanding cooperation in clinical trials, pharmaceutical investment and health technology, alongside a proposal to establish a national centre to support the digital transformation of healthcare. Abdel Ghaffar met with José Luis Fernández, Senior Vice President and General Manager at IQVIA, to discuss […]
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Cairokee, formed in 2003 by childhood friends Amir Eid, Sherif El Hawary, Tamer Hashem, Sherif Mostafa, and Adam El Alfy, did not garner admiration and fans through music alone as the cover art matters just as much, acting like a second voice alongside the songs. The band rose to prominence across Egypt and the Arab world after the 2011 Revolution, as protest anthems like Sout El Horeya (Voice of Freedom) and Matloob Zaeem (A Leader Wanted) became popular. Over time, they have grown into a fully independent, self-managed band, gaining popularity nationwide. That same independent spirit runs through their visuals. The artist behind some of Cairokee’s most iconic album covers is Muhammad Mustafa. His work enters the conversation at a point that feels almost natural, according to him, beginning through music rather than album art. “I actually started when I got involved in the illustrations for the Marboot Beastek (Tied with a rubber band) music video,” which is how he met Eid and became friends, he told Egyptian Streets. From there, the first album cover he worked on became a starting point for a much larger creative relationship. He describedContinue reading "Muhammad Mustafa and the Visual World Behind Cairokee’s Album Covers"
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EgyptAir plans to introduce a new service connecting Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport in Australia to Cairo via Singapore Changi Airport starting from 2027 to create a direct link between Australia and Egypt. Sydney Airport confirmed the proposal on Wednesday, 9 September, following EgyptAir’s disclosure of the route at the El Alamein International Airshow in Egypt which ran from 8 to 10 September. However, the service is still subject to regulatory approval. The proposed route is expected to be operated using the Airbus A350-900, to provide travellers with easier access to Egypt and offer more connections across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East through EgyptAir’s network. The proposed Sydney–Singapore–Cairo link covers approximately 7,859 nautical miles, or around 14,555 kilometres, each way. With the launch planned for 2027, EgyptAir is expected to become the second African airline to fly to Australia, following South African Airways. Sydney airport stated that the service would become the first direct link from Sydney to Cairo for Singapore and Australia.
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Energean plc, a London-based independent exploration and production company, reported a 45% year-on-year (YoY) increase in profit after tax to $160 million during the first half (H1) of 2026, according to the company’s latest results. Free cash flow rose 35% YoY to $250 million, while net debt declined by $97 million in the second quarter […]
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China’s oil demand is expected to fall by 600,000 barrels per day(bbl/d), or 8.9%, in 2026, marking the third consecutive annual decline, according to China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec)’s research arm. The drop reflects weaker gasoline and diesel consumption and signals a structural shift in the world’s largest oil‑importing market. Transport fuels are set […]
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