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In-depth: In recent weeks, Sudan's army leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has engaged in intense diplomatic activity, while his rival leading the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has been unable to keep pace.

Military museums will be open for free for the public as of October 1 to 6.

The Egyptian Interior Ministry announced on Thursday that an employee at Cairo University committed suicide hours after murdering his coworker inside the university.

The tomb was partially discovered nearly 160 years ago but was lost in the sand until now.

The new Paul&Shark flagship on London's Regent Street, a few steps from Oxford Circus, puts the focus on sustainability, and family values.

After rejecting a marriage proposal from a co-worker, a young woman was shot to death on the campus of Cairo University.

Meteorologists warned of sharp and rapid fluctuations in weather conditions in the fall season, and appealed to citizens to follow the weather bulletins issued by the Egyptian Meteorological Authority on a daily basis.

Investegate announcements from Directors/PDMR Shareholding

Cairo University employee Nourhan Hussein, 29, was shot dead on university grounds at the hands of her former partner on Wednesday, 27 September. A brief statement released on the Egyptian Interior Ministry’s Facebook account detailed that the killer was found in the northwestern governorate of Matrouh and took his own life before he could be

Continuing problems challenge Egypt’s ambition to become a major regional energy hub. They also undermine the country’s ability to maintain, let alone increase, LNG exports to Europe, as envisaged by the MoU it signed with the EU and Israel in June last year. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 8]