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Cairo's citadel, one of the Egyptian capital's most prominent landmarks, opened another wing housing two semi-circular towers to the public on Sunday, to expand the country's tourist attractions. One of the world's biggest mediaeval citadels, the Citadel of Cairo dates back to about 1176 A.D. when construction began under the Muslim military commander Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi, who later went on to conquer Jerusalem from the Crusaders in 1187 A.D. The fortress, also known as t...

Cairos citadel, one of the Egyptian capitals most prominent landmarks, opened another wing housing two semi-circular towers to the public on Sunday, to expand the countrys tourist attractions. ... -February 18, 2024 at 11:38 am EST - MarketScreener

In the run-up to Egypts Dec. 10-12 presidential election, financially strapped people queue at state-managed cooperatives trying to buy scarce rations of subsidised sugar....

The United Nations said conflicts in Sudan and Ukraine pushed more people from their homes, adding to a record number of displaced people from last year.

Before His Six Years of Self-imposed Exile in the United States, Amr Hamzawy Was Considered the Intellectual Voice of the 2011 Uprising. He Returned to Egypt in June, but Now Singing a New Tune

<p style="margin-top:16px; margin-bottom:16px">If you've followed the <a href="https://www.ncronline.org/feature-series/cop27-egypt/stories">coverage coming out of the COP27</a> United Nations climate change conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, you've likely heard this three-word phrase more than a few times: loss and damage.</p>

Three things a climate scientist wants world leaders to know ahead of the climate talks beginning today in Egypt.

Egyptian authorities also briefly detained Ajit Rajagopalan, a climate activist from Kerala, when he tried to walk from Cairo to Sharm el-Sheikh to highlight the issue of climate change.

Luke Warford is vying to become a top sheriff overseeing the state’s powerful oil industry — and to replace a self-dealing ‘political animal.’

Campaigners cite accreditation and cost as obstacles Some say location, tight regulation will dampen activism COP presidency says protests allowed in