Aswan Governor Amr Lashin ordered officials on Wednesday, 24 June, to prepare an urgent plan to address the stray dog crisis, emphasizing accelerated vaccination and sterilization across the governorate’s various districts and cities. The go...

For many Egyptians, the World Cup has always been a social event as much as a sporting one. Living rooms become packed with friends, cafés overflow with fans, and every goal sparks celebrations that spill onto the streets. Now, for those looking to ...

Young Egyptians nowadays rehearse synchronized dance routines to songs by BLACKPINK, a South Korean girl group, or BTS, a South Korean boy band —groups they have never seen in concert, in a language most of them do not understand. They film themsel...

It seems that in Tagamoa, the fifth settlement, New Cairo, you can travel anywhere you like. Fancy an idyllic English escape? Try Hyde Park or the Lake District for lush greenery and the quintessential English countryside. Craving a mountainous lands...

On the first of May, a crate of fresh Egyptian oranges cleared customs at Shanghai’s Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone, becoming one of the first shipments to enter China duty-free under a sweeping new policy that extends zero-tariff treatment to all ...

Egypt drew 1-1 with Iran to finish second in Group G and book a Round of 32 clash with Australia at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The post Egypt Reach Historic World Cup Knockout Stage After Iran Draw, Set Up Australia Clash first appeared on Egyptian Str...

Egypt will begin operating the second phase of the East Nile Monorail on Saturday, 27 June, completing the full 56.5-kilometre line linking Greater Cairo with the New Administrative Capital, the Ministry of Transport announced. The newly opened secti...

Israel deliberately targeted Palestinian children, resulting in genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes in the Gaza Strip, in addition to war crimes in the occupied West Bank, according to an independent U.N. inquiry.   The report, publis...

For British artists over countless years, Egypt has been a rich source of inspiration.  Famously, Agatha Christie’s visit to Upper Egypt shaped her novel, Death on the Nile (1937). Virginia Woolf was engaged with Egypt’s ancient civilisations, w...