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The alleged hijacker of the Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv likely wanted to target Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, the country’s main international gateway, according to an Israeli official and an Israeli source familiar with the matter. Hamam al-Hammami, the suspect in the hijacking attempt and co-pilot on board the flight, was stopped by …
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Shazia knows what life will be like in a major city that’s run out of water because she’s already living that reality — and it’s unbearable. The 34-year-old lives in the Khair Khana neighborhood of Afghanistan’s capital Kabul with her three children and her husband, who ekes out a living as a street vendor. They …
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi heads to the Republic of Korea today at the start of an Asian tour that will also include the Kingdom of Malaysia and the Republic of Indonesia. The tour begins with a state visit to South Korea, where Al-Sisi will hold talks with President Lee Jae-myung and participate in […]
Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Karim Badawi said increasing local production and securing supplies of petroleum products are top priorities, stressing the role of the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) in efficiently managing the supply system through integration among its sectors, monitoring the performance of companies, and maximising the use of existing production. Badawi […]
A livestream showing German streamer Benjamool being pelted with rocks while walking through Cairo has gone viral online, particularly on platforms like Reddit, with numerous commenters posting derogatory and racist remarks about Egypt and Egyptians as a whole. The incident was shared on Reddit’s r/LivestreamFail, yet what followed was a barrage of racist and xenophobic comments portraying Egyptians as violent, uncivilized, and inherently hostile toward foreigners. Users described Egypt in derogatory terms, attacked Egyptians collectively, and suggested that the behavior in the video represented the country and its people. Some comments went far beyond criticism of the individuals involved, using openly racist and dehumanizing language. “Egypt is the worst country I’ve ever visited. They are only interested in taking your money,” one user commented. Another alleged that “every Egyptian I’ve ever worked with was unprofessional.” The Egyptian Ministry of Interior has now responded to the incident. Security authorities identified the foreign content creator shown in the circulated video. The streamer told authorities that he encountered a group of children while walking, played football with them, and that some of the children subsequently threw stones at him “for fun andContinue reading "The Disturbing Racist Backlash Against Egypt After Benjamool’s Stream"
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A university degree may help you get started on your career, but it may not have everything you need for future employment. For example, in Egypt, employment is changing in that companies are using more software and information tools. People in industries such as finance, manufacturing, engineering, health care and retail often find themselves having to learn new tools once they leave college. That is why continuing education courses have become increasingly important. The job market is evolving at a much faster rate than ever before. A skill that was adequate five years ago will probably not be enough anymore. It may be necessary to acquire additional skills such as learning new software, working with data and online systems, or understanding new machinery. Short courses can help you gain these skills. When College Work Gets in the Way of Career Training It can be hard to learn new skills while you are still studying. You may want to take a data course or learn new software, but essays, exams, and other assignments keep taking up your free time. A large written project can easily push career training to the bottomContinue reading "Continuing Education Courses and Egypt’s Growing Demand for Technical Skills"
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The Egypt Upstream Gateway (EUG) has provided an overview of the North Gargoub Offshore block, one of the 14 blocks included in the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources (MoPMR)’s 2026 international bid round. The block is located in the southwestern corner of the North West Mediterranean Sea region, northwest of Matruh city, and covers […]
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Saudi Arabia has restored oil flows through its East-West Pipeline to 5.8 million barrels per day (mmbbl/d), Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said, underscoring the kingdom’s progress in rebuilding an alternative export route amid continued disruption to oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, according to Reuters. The minister said the pipeline, which transports […]
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