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Egypt's annual urban inflation rate rises to 26.4% as subsidy cuts bite
Price rises for previously subsidised goods and services contribute to surge in inflation in September
Egypt revives 50-year-old railway in Sinai development push
Transport Minister Kamel El Wazir opens first passenger service for half a century on line linking Al Ismailia with Bir El Abd in the north-eastern peninsula
Egypt's civil society urges Prime Minister to review Israel ties
Writers, academics and former officials meet with prime minister as Israeli wars in Gaza and Lebanon take heavy toll
Sudanese army makes battlefield gains against RSF in Khartoum
Army has gained important footholds in the capital and city of Bahri, putting it within striking distance of crucial RSF-held sites
Egypt's second weapons shipment to Somalia deepens dam dispute with Ethiopia
Ethiopia's Foreign Ministry has warned latest arms delivery could destabilise Horn of Africa region
Lives in limbo: The human stories behind the statistics of the Middle East refugee crisis
Of the 43.4 million people classed as refugees last year, more than a third came from this region. But what is life really like for those forced to uproot in search of sanctuary from war, climate change or economic deprivation? We hear their stories
'One year of genocide': Arab League ministers condemn Israel
Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit delivered a scathing critique of Israel's actions and accused world powers of failing to act
Egypt's inflation rate hits 26% ending five-month deceleration
Fuel subsidy cuts drove up transport costs last month
One horror cannot justify another, EU’s Borrell says of Gaza war
Borrell on regional tour with goal of containing the escalation of Israel's war against Gaza
Egypt renews efforts to reclaim Nefertiti bust from Germany
Claims it was smuggled out of country through deception and is demanding its return
Egyptian President meets Saudi Interior Minister in Cairo
Allies discuss security co-operation and joint efforts to fight cyber crime
Egypt detains two Arab-Israelis over assault of Red Sea resort employees
The fight broke out after the tourists allegedly demanded access to meals and services they had not paid for
US envoy to Sudan criticises 'lack of will' from both sides as Geneva talks end
Discussions yielded a code of conduct for RSF soldiers and progress on humanitarian corridors, Mr Perriello said
Aid groups struggle to reach Sudanese stranded by floods
Communication cut off and many areas still inaccessible after dam collapse that destroyed dozens of villages
US military chief in Africa meets eastern Libya's Haftar
Africom commander Gen Michael Langley had talks with leader of Libyan National Army group amid enforced shutdown of country's oil production
