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Egyptians abroad begin voting in presidential election
New Zealand was the first international location to open voting booths on Friday
Egyptians struggle to find sugar as prices hit record highs
Severe shortages have caused costs to soar
International Day of Solidarity with Palestinians
Government agencies and political parties in Cairo condemn Israel's aggression in the Gaza Strip
Fawry: Financial information not compromised in ransomware breach
The FinTech contracted a cyber security firm this month whose investigation found a breach on an isolated part of its network
Aid lorries rush to get into Gaza during temporary truce
Most of the aid collected for Gaza has been stuck in the Egyptian city of Al Arish
Israel summons Spain and Belgium envoys over calls for a ceasefire
Leaders called for a permanent peace and a two-state solution as Egyptian President repeats opposition to relocation of Palestinians to his country
Largest convoy of aid lorries enters Gaza as truce starts
About 230 lorries are expected to enter Gaza by the end of Friday
Postcard from Cairo: Pepsi out, local brands in as Egyptian soft drinks get a political flavour
Wholesalers are stuck with stocks of western brands they cannot sell because of anger over the companies' perceived support for Israel
Egyptian and Irish foreign ministers meet in Cairo and call for Gaza truce
Sameh Shoukry and his Irish counterpart Micheal Martin call for an end to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza
Fuel shortages cut UN humanitarian efforts in Gaza
UNRWA says the 24,000 litres of fuel that entered Gaza on Tuesday night will meet only 9 per cent of its needs
Egypt blames Israel for slow delivery of Gaza aid since start of war
Cairo reiterates total support for Palestinian cause and calls for aid into Gaza
On board the 350km, 12-hour aid convoy from Cairo to Gaza's Rafah crossing
Journey from Egypt’s capital is punctuated by military checkpoints amid heightened security
Egypt's inflation slows to 35.8% in October after record high
The fall defies analysts' expectations
Iranian musician Mehdi Rajabian on art and oppression
The 34-year-old musician, who lives under a strict travel ban, this month received a UN minority artist award in his absence
Gaza receives five new ambulances sent by Kuwait
Emergency vehicles enter Rafah crossing as UN rights commissioner visits Egypt-Gaza border
