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There is a link between the amount of time children spend on screens and their development, a new study shows, with poorer outcomes seen in learning, speech and emotional regulation among those who spend longer on them. Researchers reviewed decades of research on the impact of screen time on child development, which looked at nearly …
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The United States announced it had completed its withdrawal from Iraq on Wednesday, more than 20 years after invading the country to topple Saddam Hussein, in a move that was celebrated by the Iraqi government and the Pentagon – as well as Iran and its allies, who claim years of pressure forced the American departure. …
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Egyptian actor Ahmed Hatem continues to establish a distinctive presence in the Egyptian film industry with his latest feature, Red Flag, which opened in cinemas on 9 September across Egypt, Saudi Arabia and several other Arab markets. Blending social comedy with an exploration of the complexities of romantic and marital relationships, the film takes its […]
Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty called for intensified regional and international efforts to de-escalate tensions related to the crisis with Iran and prevent the conflict from widening, while stressing the need to preserve freedom of navigation in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab and reject the use of maritime chokepoints as instruments of pressure. Abdelatty […]
The Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA) warned on Tuesday, 29 September, against misleading and unauthorised advertisements for pharmaceutical products circulating on social media, saying their promotion and misuse could pose risks to public health. The warning came as the authority published a new series of regulatory notices documenting advertising violations involving pharmaceutical products promoted through Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. According to the EDA, the notices concern advertisements for registered pharmaceutical products that had not been approved by the authority and may contain misleading marketing claims that could lead to misuse and health risks. Among the products identified in the notices were Tadanerfi, Nerhasilda, Biolegam, and Doumega, several of which are pharmaceutical products marketed for male sexual health. The advertisements appeared across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. The EDA stressed that the notices reflect its regulatory assessment based on the information available at the time of publication and do not constitute judicial rulings. The authority urged consumers not to rely on unverified pharmaceutical advertisements circulating on social media and advised them to check official EDA sources to confirm whether products are registered and safe for use. It also encouraged the public to reportContinue reading "Egypt’s Drug Authority Warns Against Misleading Pharmaceutical Ads on Social Media"
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President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said Egypt will continue to prioritize diplomacy and peaceful solutions in dealing with Ethiopia’s dam, while stressing that such an approach would not be allowed to “come at the expense of Egypt’s existence and its people.” Speaking during an expanded meeting on Tuesday, 29 September, at the Strategic Command headquarters in the New Capital, attended by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, cabinet ministers, military and police commanders, El-Sisi also pointed to Egypt’s efforts to strengthen domestic water security through desalination, water treatment, and water reuse. Egypt has argued before for a negotiated solution that protects its water rights, and reiterated at the United Nations General Assembly this week that water security is an existential issue. Cairo said it reserves its legitimate right under international law to safeguard that security. In his remarks, El-Sisi linked the building of the Ethiopian dam to the upheaval Egypt experienced between 2011 and 2013, saying that period imposed heavy costs on the country. Alongside the diplomatic position, El-Sisi outlined how Egypt is working to increase available water resources, while also noting the economic pressures the country has faced in recent years. Continue reading "Sisi and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Reaffirm Diplomatic Approach on Ethiopia’s Dam"
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US President Donald Trump said on September 30 that his administration is still considering a ban on US diesel exports as it seeks to curb rising fuel prices, Reuters reported. Speaking at the White House, Trump said discussions about a potential export ban were happening “every day.” He said the measure could reduce diesel prices […]
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South Korea has laid out plans for three major energy projects in the US as part of a $350 billion investment package agreed with Washington, seeking to advance strategic investments while securing exemptions from US import tariffs, Reuters reported. The package includes a $22.3 billion gas-fired power plant in Encinal, Texas, that will supply electricity […]
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