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Taipei, Taiwan — In South Korea, a global energy supply crunch has hit hard. Officials have advised energy conservation, cut growth forecasts and warned of fallout from high inflation and 17-year lows in the value of its currency. Yet the nation’s largest companies are raking in record profits, and its stock market is hitting all-time highs. …
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The Pentagon says the cost of the Iran war is $29 billion, a figure that’s higher than the $25 billion price tag it issued to Congress two weeks ago. But according to one war budgeting expert, the conflict will ultimately cost US taxpayers at least $1 trillion. On Tuesday, a senior Pentagon official said the …
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Egypt’s cabinet has approved a draft law establishing the “Takaful Fund to Support the Egyptian Family,” a state-backed entity designed to execute unpaid alimony and child support judgments, including school fees, and to provide financial aid to families lacking a primary breadwinner. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly confirmed the legislative move implements directives from President Abdel […]
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The government confirmed its commitment to list several Armed Forces-affiliated companies on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), including National Company for the Sale and Distribution of Petroleum Products (Wataniya), Silo Foods, ChillOut, and the National Company for Road Construction, Development and Management. The confirmation came during a Wednesday meeting chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly at […]
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To support foreign residents and families of mixed nationalities, the Ministry of Justice inaugurated the country’s first family legal aid office for foreigners at the Foreigners Services Building in the New Capital on Monday, 11 May, offering free legal and family counseling to those living in Egypt and to individuals married to Egyptian citizens. The move comes in response to the rising demand for legal guidance in cases involving mixed-nationality marriages and family disputes. The office will provide advice on family rights, explain legal procedures, and connect people with the right legal channels, all aimed at reducing conflicts and supporting family stability. Speaking at the inauguration, Minister El-Sherif said that under President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi, Egypt is committed to improving access to justice, simplifying legal procedures, and offering specialized support so that everyone, Egyptian or foreign, can navigate the justice system with confidence. The office is the result of more than a decade of cooperation between Egypt’s specialized courts sector and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), strengthened by a 2024 agreement. With modern technical and digital facilities supported by the Dutch government under the UNDP’s global rule of lawContinue reading "Foreign Residents in Egypt Can Now Access Family Legal Aid"
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Iran described the presence of Egyptian fighter jets in the United Arab Arab Emirates (UAE) as a “foreign forces presence”, warning that it undermines regional security and stability. In what was reported by outlet news as the first official Iranian comment on the matter, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said at a weekly press conference on Monday 12 May that Iran’s relationship with Egypt is built on mutual respect, adding that any intervention harming the region’s security is unacceptable regardless of who is behind it. Baghaei argued that security based on the presence of foreign forces would only worsen insecurity in the region. His remarks followed several days after the UAE Ministry of Defense announced that UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi conducted an inspection visit of an Egyptian fighter jets detachment stationed in the UAE. The UAE statement marked the first official acknowledgment of the deployment of French Rafale fighter jets from Egypt to Emirati territory, presented as part of efforts to strengthen joint defense capabilities. The development comes amid heightened tensions between Iran and Gulf states, with the announcements occurringContinue reading "Iran Condemns Egypt’s Fighter Jets Deployment in UAE as “Foreign Forces Presence”"
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