Today’s headlines: November 29, 2016
The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
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The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
Al Jazeera and the Qatari government continue to face rebuke in Egypt following broadcast of a documentary on Armed Forces conscripts.
The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
Amazon is in negotiations to acquire the Dubai-based online retailer Souq.com for a reported US$1 billion.
These are the headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
“The economic conditions are very difficult. People are desperate for sales.”
The attack comes after a series of similar incidents in North Sinai.
Television host Amr al-Leithy discovered he has been banned from international travel.
The US State Department removed Egypt from its travel warning list for the upcoming holiday season on Monday, but designated Europe as…
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An ancient Egyptian town and necropolis dating back to pre-dynastic times, estimated to be over 5,300 years old, has been unearthed in…
Worker Ahmed Mahmoud was admitted to intensive care on Monday after being shot in the chest during a Monday raid.
A Nubian sit-in was suspended on Wednesday after blocking the Aswan-Abu Simbel Road for four consecutive days.
Co-founder of the Al-Nadeem Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence was issued a travel ban on Wednesday morning, according to the…
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Negotiations between Nubian activists and state authorities continued, as the protest camp blocked the Aswan-Abu Simbel Road for a fourth consecutive day
Egypt's Cassation Court overturned a life sentence issued against Mohamed Morsi and 21 other high-ranking Brotherhood members on Tuesday.
The CPJ launched a campaign for the release of photojournalist Shawkan on Tuesday, and awarded him a press freedom prize.
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Soliman told Mada Masr she was informed of the decision by the bank not by authorities.