Latest in Politics Highlight
Latest in Politics
Putin asserts necessity of liberating Syria from any foreign presence
Russian president to visit Saudi Arabia, UAE this week
South Sudan invites Egypt to participate in peace talks in Juba
Leader of Sovereignty Council of Sudan headed to Juba on Sunday
Water revenues in October exceeded regular rates: Irrigation Ministry
The water year starts in August water levels start to rise
Libyan terrorist referred to Grand Mufti for death sentence over ‘Al-Wahat shootout’
A final verdict will be issued on 3 November
SOHR says pro-Turkey rebels execute civilians including a Kurdish politician, Ankara denies
Pro-Kurdish protests in Europe demand a stop to Turkish offensive
Al-Sisi says he will meet Ethiopian PM soon to end GERD dispute
According to international standards, Egypt suffers water poverty, says the president
Al-Sisi, Ahmed agree to overcome obstacles in GERD negotiations
“I extend my sincere congratulations to the Ethiopian Prime Minister and to the brotherly Ethiopian people for Abiy Ahmed receiving the Nobel Peace Prize,” says Al-Sisi
Two missiles hit Iranian oil tanker near Saudi port
The Iranian government vows to take a ‘proper response’
RoboCop, Tunisia’s ‘Berlusconi’: Citizens vote in presidential runoff
Little-known professor, media mogul face each other in a crucial debate
Shoukry condemns Turkish “occupation” of Syria, describing it “demographic engineering”
Arab League demands immediate halt of Turkish aggression in North Syria
Turkey says it controls Ras Al-Ayn, as tens of thousands of people flee war
Egypt meets SDC delegation in Cairo on “Turkey offensive” into northern Syria
Amre Moussa made Commander first class of the Swedish Royal order of the Polar Star
The Royal Order of the Polar Star is a highly distinguished insignia awarded by the King of Sweden, a statement of the embassy said, noting that the Royal Order of the Polar Star is a Swedish order of chivalry created by King Frederick I in 1748.
Recent protests aimed to create chaos and skepticism: Egypt’s Prime Minister
In his first official reaction, Madbouly condemned the recent protests through a speech delivered in the Parliament, which he saw as part of a “fierce” foreign war aimed at “creating confusion, chaos and skepticism.”
Egypt firmly rejects unilateral operation of GERD
Egypt’s warnings came after Ethiopia said new proposal on GERD negotiations crossed ‘Red Lines’
Turkey launches Syrian invasion, Egypt, int’l community condemn
Turkey strikes Syrian-Iraqi border, cutting off Kurdish route to reinforce
Prosecution releases 200 anti-gov’t protesters abducted over 20 September incidents
The statement noted that some of the suspects confessed to participating in demonstrations in five governorates. Some attributed their participation in the demonstrations to the poor economic conditions, while other said they were deceived by social media pages.
Trump threatens to destroy Turkey’s economy if Ankara takes its offensive in Syria too far
Withdrawing US troops could pave the way for IS to surge, says France
Education Ministry dismisses 1,070 teachers over affiliation to outlawed Muslim Brotherhood
During a press conference held on Monday to discuss the problems of teachers in Egypt, the minister explained that there will be a general framework to choose teachers based on efficiency.
Shoukry holds intensive meetings on bilateral relations
‘Egypt welcomes German companies that seek to push investments,’ says FM
Egypt strongly rejects Turkish attempts to seize Syrian lands: Al-Sisi
Turkey’s drilling in our regional waters is illegal and violates international laws, says Cypriot President
Mondia considers Egypt the company’s future technology hub
The group inaugurated their latest offices in Cairo, praising the Egyptian human element
Pompeo expresses US concern over situation in Iraq
Death toll of Iraqi protests rose to 104 people, eight security forces were among them
GNA accuses LAAF of striking equestrian club in Tripoli
UN condemns attack describing it as “horrific”
Opposition wins Kosovo’s election, Egyptian community wins two seats
Getting two seats in the parliament would allow PLE to join the new government
Tunisia’s Ennahda and Qalb Tounes claim victory in parliamentary election
Exit poll estimated Islamists to win 40 seats, while jailed businessperson’s party to take 33-35 seats
Madbouly to meet his Palestinian counterpart in Cairo: Ambassador
Enhancing cooperation, establishing Palestinian independent state among topics to be addressed, says Shtayyeh
US gives Turkey green light to launch military operation in northern Syria
The latest developments came after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan telephoned his US counterpart Donald Trump to discuss the “safe zone” planned to be established east of the Euphrates River in Syria, as well as a number of bilateral issues.
Portuguese PM calls on voters to actively participate in elections
More than 10.8 million eligible voters will elect 230 members for the 14th legislature, with 21 political parties or alliance participation, a record number after the 1974 carnation revolution.
100 killed, 4,000 injured in Iraqi anti-government protest, parliament to meet protest leaders
Iraqi public figures call on government to hold an urgent elections
Tunisians head to polling stations in the parliamentary election
More than 15,000 candidates on 1,500 lists competing for 217 seats