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Palestinian meeting fails to achieve reconciliation
Factions searched for compromise to present a united opposition to right-wing Israeli government
Heatwave reduces Egypt's mango crop
Climate expert says mangoes affected by sunburn is only an indicator of threat to agriculture from high heat
Anti-Islam Danish group sets fire to Quran
Sweden’s charge d’affaires was summoned to the Egyptian Foreign Ministry in Cairo after the protest in Sweden
Dengue fever outbreaks rise globally as Egypt reports cases
Cases of the disease have also been recorded in Sudan this year
Postcard from Cairo: How residents are coping with one of the hottest weeks ever
Seeking sanctuary in public parks, on the Nile's banks or in air-conditioned mosques, Egyptians have come up with many ways to avoid an intense heatwave
Grief turns to search for justice in deadly Cairo building collapse
Shoddy construction from the 1970s and '80s blamed for buildings in danger of collapsing
Nine killed in Cairo building collapse
Fatal incident in Hadayek Al Qubba district follows a series of similar disasters across Egypt
Investigation launched after 67 people infected by an unknown virus
67 infections have been recorded by the health ministry in the village of Al-Qus in the Upper Egyptian province of Qena.
Egyptian police officer and five rioters to appear in court after bedouin murder
A 35-year-old man was killed in an altercation with police in the coastal province of Marsa Matrouh
Campaign launched to cancel Travis Scott show at Giza Pyramids
Rapper is scheduled to perform songs from his long-awaited fourth album at historical site this month
Egypt finalises contracts for $1.9bn sale of state assets under IPO programme
Most of the contracts, worth $1.65 billion, were sold to foreign investors
Empowering women key to controlling population growth, UN says
Growing global population makes it difficult to carry out plans to end poverty or to ensure access to basic services
Egypt's inflation rises to a record 35.8% in June
The country's inflation rate has been on a steady increase since early 2022
Travis Scott to launch new album with live-stream from Giza
The event is being organised by Live Nation, which put together Scott's 2021 show that ended with a crowd crush that killed 10 people
Foreigners can no longer pay for Egyptian property in local currency
Amendments to a 1996 property law were approved by the country's Cabinet as it seeks to boost foreign investment
