Egyptian authorities confirmed that a drone caused the fire involving two vessels at Damietta Port on 29 July. No party has claimed responsibility, and investigations are ongoing. The post Egypt Confirms Drone Caused Damietta Port Vessel Fire first a...

A fire involving two gas vessels at Damietta Port was brought under control on Wednesday, 29 July, with no injuries or fatalities reported, according to Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources. The ministry said the fire affected a rega...

Egypt condemned the attacks targeting Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province and Jordan on Wednesday, 29 July, describing them as a dangerous escalation that threatens regional stability, state sovereignty, and global energy security. In a statement, ...

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi  ratified a new law reorganizing the Future of Egypt Authority for Sustainable Development, establishing a new legal framework for the state body as it expands its role in major development, food security, and investme...

Rumours and false claims spreading across Egyptian social media and news outlets surged by 113 percent in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period last year, according to a report released 15 July by the Cabinet Media Centre, as regional ...

‘Today is the last chance to pay,’ is the message that induced panic for Mohsen Abdelkader, a customer who had fallen behind on an EGP 30,000 (USD 591.5) loan he took from a financing application to buy household appliances. It was the moment a c...

  Egypt inaugurated the first integrated factory in the Arab world dedicated to the production of rapid diagnostic tests on Sunday, 26 July.  The project is designed to strengthen local medical manufacturing, reduce dependence on imports, and s...

  The world was never meant to shrink for 17-year-old Palestinian rapper MC Abdul.  Though he grew up in a world that, to others, always seemed like it would only shrink and become smaller, a world where violence and war shrank dreams, it was t...

  Throwing rocks in the sea, splashing in the Nile, all under the Egyptian sun. These are the simple and raw moments of Egyptian summers; simple, humble, and truly wholesome. These are the moments that do not really make it into travel postcards...