Egypt and Tunisia have reached an agreement to strengthen their consultations on various regional issues, as reported by ASHARQ AL-AWSAT English.

Mastercard and the National Bank of Egypt (NBE) have partnered to introduce a new USD corporate debit card in Egypt, aiming to facilitate international business transactions.

Modern archaeological findings indicate that the Great Pyramids of Egypt were constructed by a respected workforce of paid laborers who received good food, medical care, and a diet including meat, bread, and beer, rather than by slaves.

A previously undiscovered ancient Egyptian tomb has been found at the Theban necropolis on the Nile's west bank. Inscriptions within the tomb identify its owner as 'Paser' and feature wall paintings depicting him worshipping various deities.

A comic explores the methods Egyptians use to cope with extreme heat, with temperatures predicted to reach 106 degrees this week, reflecting on past and future strategies for staying cool.

Hannah Chin and Nate Rott of NPR's Short Wave podcast discussed various science news topics, including the building blocks of birdsong, the evolutionary history of avocados, and Egyptian warrior princesses.

Wael Badawi, Egypt's ambassador to Ankara, emphasized the joint role of Türkiye and Egypt in fostering regional peace and stability during an interview with Anadolu Agency.

Rising temperatures in Africa are severely affecting camels, traditionally known as 'ships of the desert,' making it difficult for them to cope with the extreme heat. This climate change impact threatens the survival and well-being of these animals.

Seven-thousand-year-old rock art in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis is rapidly deteriorating due to natural erosion, shifting weather patterns, and modern human activity.

The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that nearly 2.7 billion people cannot afford a healthy diet, with Africa disproportionately affected as two-thirds of its population struggles with food affordability.

Engineers once proposed a grand project to harness the Qattara Depression in Egypt, aiming to transform the geographical feature into a continuous source of power.

A century-old plan from 1912 by engineers to harness a hidden power source beneath Egypt's desert has now been abandoned.

The Museum of Fine Arts has opened "Capturing Eternity," a new exhibition exploring the creative work of Egyptian artists and showcasing modern scientific methods.

The discovery of long-lost mummies has revealed that ancient Egyptian princesses were not only royalty but also skilled warriors. These princesses were buried with weapons, indicating their martial prowess.

The Pan-African Parliament is pushing for new legislation to boost traditional medicine, aiming to reduce maternal and infant deaths across Africa. The parliament also challenged governments over unfulfilled health funding pledges and advocated for a stronger continental disease response through the Africa CDC.

Shell has reported a major frontier oil discovery off the coast of Egypt, describing it as being 'of great importance.' This find could significantly impact the region's energy landscape.

Egypt and Ghana are set to sign approximately seven new Memoranda of Understanding covering education, technology, pharmaceuticals, cybersecurity, and cultural heritage restoration to strengthen bilateral ties.

An ancient Egyptian settlement, featuring mudbrick tombs, unusual burials, and scarab amulets, has been discovered in the Wadi Tumilat corridor, dating back to an era that has fueled debate about the Exodus.

The Foreign Ministers of Egypt and Tunisia have stressed continued coordination on the situation in Libya during a recent phone call.

The document, dated to the late 18th or early 19th century, is illustrated with images of ships and religious buildings. It depicts more than 180 islands, along with reefs, landmarks and flags.

An Egyptian pharmaceutical company plans to construct a major manufacturing plant in Abia, Nigeria, replicating successful projects in other African countries.

Archaeologists have uncovered a 1,700-year-old Christian city, including a fourth-century basilica church and an archive of 200 written documents, beneath Egypt's Dakhla Oasis. The discovery sheds light on early Christian life in the region.

Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, Chairperson of the African Union Commission, has called for a decisive shift from commitments to concrete implementation in advancing Africa’s health agenda.

Rising temperatures in Africa are severely affecting camels, traditionally known as 'ships of the desert,' making it difficult for them to cope with the extreme heat. Herders and experts report that these animals are suffering due to climate change impacts.

A traffic accident in Egypt's Ras Sadr region, involving a tour bus and a truck, resulted in 26 Turkish citizens being injured, according to Turkish and local officials.

Egypt has moved closer to becoming a nuclear power-producing nation by installing the reactor pressure vessel at the second unit of its El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant, offering potential lessons for Nigeria's energy ambitions.

Two women experienced moments of terror in Ampelokipi when, according to their complaints, they were subjected to sexual assault by a 21-year-old Egyptian national within a period of about 20 minutes, during...

Sports photographer Fareed Kotb gained international attention for using a 1930 large-format film camera to capture World Cup games, contrasting with modern digital photography.

A new spectacular institution and a project to sequence mummy genomes are fueling a debate about the future of Egyptology and the interpretation of ancient Egypt.

Egypt's ambassador to Seoul announced the country's intention to expand economic cooperation with South Korea and attract more investment from Korean companies, aligning with its Vision 2030 sustainable development strategy.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Tunisian President Kais Saied held discussions focusing on bilateral ties and regional developments.

Concerns are growing regarding the persecution of Egypt's 20 million Coptic Christians, who face discrimination and occasional violence, with experts criticizing the state's failure to seriously address anti-Christian fanaticism.

A recent study suggests that prolonged drought conditions significantly contributed to the collapse of major Mediterranean civilisations around 1200 BCE. The drying climate severely impacted agriculture and food security, acting as a threat multiplier to existing societal challenges.

A 2,000-year-old Egyptian hat, previously hidden within a museum for over a century, has finally been restored by experts, revealing its ancient details.

The Foreign Ministers of Egypt and Tunisia have reiterated their commitment to continued coordination regarding the situation in Libya during a recent phone call, emphasizing ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Scientists have unearthed a 17-million-year-old ape fossil, named Masripithecus, in northern Egypt, suggesting northeastern Africa's significant role in early ape evolution, potentially rewriting previous theories that focused on East Africa.

An Al Jazeera report analyzes the cost of living in various cities, highlighting disparities in purchasing power by comparing how many Big Mac meals a worker's salary can afford in places like Cairo and Tel Aviv.

A 28-year-old Egyptian man has confessed to a crime that occurred at Georgiou's office, having been arrested on Acharnon Street. He also had a pending warrant for sexual abuse of a minor.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed over 1,000 people, with the World Health Organization warning of no existing treatment for what is being called the fastest-spreading strain in history, amid growing challenges to containment efforts.

Herders and experts report that Africa's camels, traditionally known as 'ships of the desert,' are struggling to cope with the continent's rising extreme temperatures.

Experts are assessing whether the Suez Canal can compensate for the closure of the Bab al-Mandeb strait by Houthis, which now puts approximately 6 million barrels of crude oil per day destined for Asia at risk.

The ancient tomb of Pharaoh Amenhotep III in Egypt has been reopened to visitors after a 20-year closure for restoration. The reopening coincides with the upcoming launch of the Grand Egyptian Museum.

Egypt is reportedly engaged in discussions with major European energy companies to secure a multi-year deal for the supply of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).

Recycling specialists in Cairo's 'Garbage City' are experiencing increased demand for plastic as supply shortfalls, caused by the US-Israel war on Iran, drive factories to seek alternative sources.

A prominent Egyptian comedian, known as the 'King of Egyptian comedy,' is facing accusations of sexism and bullying after making denigrating remarks to a famous guest actress.