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At the Richmond Neighborhood Center in San Francisco, more than 200 people are on the waitlist for the food pantry. The center is just a couple of miles west of “AI Alley,” where a cluster of major AI companies take in billions of dollars in investments and pay out high salaries to employees — in …
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An explosion went off near the Four Seasons Hotel in Damascus on Tuesday, where French President Emmanuel Macron had spent the night ahead of a meeting with his Syrian counterpart, according to French and Syrian media. Macron was unharmed and was already at the Presidential Palace when the explosions occurred, the Élysée Palace said in …
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Egypt national team head coach, Hossam Hassan, called for greater international action to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza during a FIFA World Cup press conference on Monday, 6 July, stating that “any human being” should feel compassion for civilians affected by the ongoing war. Speaking ahead of Egypt’s Round of 16 clash with Argentina on Tuesday, 7 July, Hassan said the suffering of Palestinians transcends nationality or religion and that empathy for those affected should be a universal human response. “Everyone has feelings, and if there is a single person in the world who does not feel for the Palestinian people, then they are not human,” Hassan said. He pointed to the humanitarian conditions facing civilians in Gaza, describing the hardships endured by families living in tents without reliable access to food, shelter, or basic necessities. “It is a shame on all of us. A shame on the whole world, not just the Arab world or Africa,” he said, adding that world leaders should consider the conditions civilians are living under. Hassan also contrasted global reactions to animal abuse with what he described as the insufficient international response toContinue reading "Hossam Hassan Urges Global Action on Gaza Before Argentina Match"
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Egyptian archaeologists uncovered on Saturday 4 July a remarkably well-preserved Byzantine-era residential city in Egypt’s Dakhla Oasis, offering new insights into daily life in one of the country’s ancient desert settlements. The discovery was announced by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities following excavations by an Egyptian archaeological mission at the Ain El-Sabil archaeological site in the New Valley Governorate. According to the ministry, the city dates back to the Byzantine period (330–1453 AD) and was built entirely from mudbrick. The excavation has revealed a complete residential settlement, providing archaeologists with new evidence of the urban, social and economic life of communities living in the oasis more than 1,600 years ago. Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy described the discovery as an important addition to Egypt’s growing list of archaeological finds, saying it highlights the cultural diversity of the country’s desert oases throughout history. He added that the discovery is expected to strengthen New Valley’s archaeological attractions and support ongoing efforts to promote the governorate as a cultural tourism destination. The city’s layout follows an organized urban plan, featuring main streets running north to south intersected by east-west roads,Continue reading "Egypt Uncovers Complete Byzantine-Era Residential City in Dakhla Oasis"
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The Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources (MoPMR) plans to offer 62 investment opportunities through the Egypt Upstream Gateway (EUG). Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, announced the plan during a meeting with the Coordination Committee of Parties’ Youth Leaders and Politicians (CPYP), where he reviewed the petroleum sector’s ongoing investment allocations, according […]
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Baker Hughes, a leading energy technology company, announced that it has secured multiple contracts from India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) to deliver advanced wireline services aimed at enhancing reservoir understanding, optimizing production, and supporting more efficient field development across India’s offshore and onshore oil and gas assets. The awards were finalized during […]
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