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Houseboats lie perched on desiccated riverbeds, receding water levels have left wide stretches of newly exposed riverbank and the shipping sector is bracing for trouble. The low-lying Netherlands is used to grappling with too much water; now it’s struggling with too little. On Thursday, the country declared an official water shortage, raising its national drought …
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London — Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham entered 10 Downing Street on Monday, making few detailed policy statements but offering plenty of clues about the nature of his premiership. Optics mean a great deal in politics, so on Burnham’s first day in the job, he delivered bold pledges, without constraining himself to timelines, showcased a …
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Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptian Expatriates Badr Abdelatty and Mozambican Foreign Minister Maria Lucas met on Monday to discuss enhancing economic, security, and pharmaceutical cooperation, including expanding medicine distribution within the Southern African Development Community (SADC). The talks, which coincided with the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, […]
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Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan held telephone talks on Monday with his counterparts in Egypt, Qatar and Jordan to coordinate efforts to contain the escalating conflict and reinforce regional security, as the United States launched a new wave of attacks on Iran and hostilities spread to Bahrain, Kuwait and shipping routes through the […]
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In the Egyptian national team’s dressing room, the players are celebrating. Shirts are strewn across the floor, accompanying shoes, socks, and golden confetti still hanging in the air. Quickly, the camera pans toward a bin, in which, sitting amongst various items of rubbish, is the FIFA World Cup trophy. Hit by a used water bottle chucked unceremoniously into the bin, the trophy foregrounds the appearance of the word toz, written in Arabic. Meaning ‘whatever’, or ‘who cares’, the word exemplifies the way in which Egyptian fans have transformed feelings of injustice into a celebration, a rejection of the World Cup’s absurdity. The absurdity, according to fans, was writ large in Egypt’s last game against Argentina. After suffering a 3-2 loss to the South American side on 7 July, widespread accusations of injustice spread rapidly, in Egypt and internationally. In an emotional post-match interview, the Egyptian footballer Mostafa Ziko explained, “we were wronged today, everyone saw it”. In Britain, former England player Alan Shearer agreed, saying, “I think it’s utter and complete b******”. Both were referring to the disallowing of Egypt’s spectacular goal in the 58th minute following VAR review, inContinue reading "Why Egypt Threw the World Cup Trophy in the Bin"
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Egypt and Germany signed a joint declaration of intent on Monday, 20 July, to develop a network of Egyptian-German technical schools, in what the Ministry of Education described as the first agreement of its kind between the two countries. Education Minister Mohamed Abdel Latif signed the declaration with Niels Annen, State Secretary at Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, during a visit to Berlin. According to the ministry, the initiative aims to strengthen technical education, better align graduates’ skills with labour market needs, and prepare qualified workers according to international standards. Under the agreement, Egyptian-German technical schools will become part of Egypt’s education system through a scalable model. Schools meeting internationally recognised accreditation standards, including ISO-aligned requirements, will receive Egyptian-German technical school status. The declaration also includes expanding work-based learning and dual education programmes, developing competency-based curricula, strengthening partnerships with the private sector, supporting teacher training, and equipping schools with modern workshops and infrastructure. Students will also study specialised technical German language modules from levels A1 to B1. “The signing of the joint declaration of intent represents a new step in Egyptian-German cooperation to develop the technical educationContinue reading "Egypt, Germany Launch New Egyptian-German Technical School Initiative"
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Maridive & Oil Services reported a rise in its consolidated operating revenues amounting to $66.31 million during the first quarter (Q1) of 2026, up from $60.47 million in Q1 2025, according to the company’s consolidated financial disclosure to the EGX. The Egyptian company also recorded an increase in its net profit reaching $23.24 million in […]
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Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company (GUPCO), the joint venture (JV) between the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) and the UAE’s Dragon Oil, has raised its crude oil production to 71,250 barrels per day (bbl/d), marking the company’s highest output level since July 2019. This reflects the positive impact of the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral […]
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