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Al Ahram Weekly Abdel-Moneim Said, Tuesday 22 Aug 2023 Abdel-Moneim Said takes the long view On 23 January 2014, I wrote an article in Al-Ahram Weekly titled “The sin of Steven Cook”, referring to one of a group of US think tank researchers who spent an inordinate amount of effort...

One of the main motivations behind the 2013 military coup was to counter potential violence and terrorism. Yet one of its main upshots has been a surge in violence and terrorism, committed by both state and non-state actors. By Omar Ashour

IPR Energy Group has made a major discovery in the Alamein/Yidma Concession in Egypt.

Mass market art, in this day and age, is usually produced by the most powerful members of society: businessmen, entertainment industry executives, managers, and even politicians. Those seen as ‘little people’ in society, who live and die quietly and lead ordinary lives, are often not deemed interesting enough to be featured in best-selling books and

Egypt facility services global customer base for savory and culinary solutions.

Experts are saying that this is the most ancient city gate discovered in the State of Israel.

Once bountiful in numbers, Egypt’s national animal, the steppe eagle, is facing the unfortunate prospect of extinction, according to recent reports. The steppe eagle is often associated with strength, resolve, and independence, holding cultural and historical significance to Egypt and its people. Although the species is not endemic to Egypt, meaning that it is not

The Impressive Stone Gate at Tel Erani Was Built to Deter Invaders From Attacking. Based on the Findings of Egyptian Pottery in the Area, It Seemingly Failed in Its Mission

The Egyptian Ministry of electricity previously stated that the end of power outages in Egypt depends on the load mitigation plan in currently place and weather conditions.

The stone entryway may have been built to ward off Egyptian invaders, officials said.