Egypt to hold presidential vote in December as economic crisis worsens | Elections News
The National Elections Authority says the vote will be held December 10-12; incumbent President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is a clear
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Journalism can’t leave the climate crisis to Netflix and Billie Eilish | Climate Crisis
In much of what we see, hear, and read, the climate crisis has become inescapable. On Netflix, Don’t Look Up
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Will the AU’s admission to the G20 bring real change? | Debt
The G20 gave the African Union a seat at its table during its annual summit in India. African nations are
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Egypt’s President el-Sisi pardons prominent activist Douma, other prisoners | Human Rights News
Egyptian activist Ahmed Douma, a leading figure in 2011 uprising, has been granted a presidential pardon, lawyers say. Egypt’s President
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The future of the Muslim Brotherhood | News
In Egypt, the space for political dissent is as small as most can remember. A decade on from the Rabaa
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Chip war: Is there an end to tit-for-tat China-US trade restrictions? | Trade War
We consider the impact as China’s export curbs on the chipmaking metals gallium and germanium take effect. Semiconductor chips are
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The Arab Spring is not dead | Arab Spring
“The Arab Spring is dead,” analysts and commentators have proclaimed repeatedly since the period immediately following the successful overthrow of
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Palestinian rival governments form ‘reconciliation committee’ | Palestinian Authority News
Rival Palestinian political leaders meeting in Egypt have decided to form a committee on intra-Palestinian reconciliation. President Mahmoud Abbas and
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BBC Cairo staff on three-day strike over unequal pay | News
Employees are demanding salaries be increased as Egypt struggles with a dire economic crisis and high inflation. BBC staff in
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Stuck in limbo: Despair and frustration at the Sudan-Egypt border | Conflict News
A man sits against a solitary concrete pillar at an abandoned construction site, his head hunched forward, gazing at the
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