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Cairo's interests in Sudanese stability range from ensuring water supply to checking radical militancy
It has been immortalised in works of literature and music, and now the river back in the news these days - for the wrong reasons
Recent spat marks departure from time when Salah criticism was unheard of as millions of Egyptians viewed him as hero
President Sisi promises full support for the general-turned-minister in overhauling chaotic transport sector
Egypt’s royalty, once demonised as despots, are now viewed with a mix of curiosity and nostalgia
Public outrage drives investigation on negligence behind deadly blast
The head of the foremost Sunni seat set out to clarify the interpretation
Analysts and activists say the moves could galvanise the opposition
The gross negligence behind the accident has left the capital’s residents fearful of more tragedies
President and prime minister have vowed a strong response
Our priority is to stop our nations from collapsing, Egypt’s president says
Nearly 9 million tourists visited Egypt last year, while 6 million are predicted for the first half of 2019
We have common interests, Egyptian president tells historic summit of Arab League and EU states
Killing last year triggered a review of monasteries by Coptic Orthodox Church
Saudi King Salman among early arrivals for two days of talks between Arab League and European Union states