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Why is El-Sisi’s regime considering the sale of the Suez Canal?! (opens the original)
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A Celestyal cruise ship sails through the Suez Canal as commercial vessel traffic continues along the key global maritime route in Ismailia, Egypt, on November 25, 2025. [Fareed Kotb – Anadolu Agency] A proposal to sell the Suez Canal, in north-eastern Egypt, has sparked widespread concern among Egyptians, who are already deeply suspicious of the government’s accelerated sale of state assets, vital infrastructure and strategic ports to Gulf allies. The idea was put forward days ago by Hassan Hei
Bloodshed grips Egypt (opens the original)
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A felucca boat sails in the Nile river off of Cairo’s central island of Zamalek near the Cairo Opera House (L) on October 6, 2025. [Khaled DESOUKI / AFP/Getty Images] Rania, 27, travelled with her husband and two children to Alexandria, northern Egypt, for a holiday on the Mediterranean coast. She never returned home alive. She was killed by a beach worker in the El-Agami area after a dispute over a seat overlooking the sea. The incident, which took place on an Egyptian beach recently, was not a
Damietta attack: Where was the octagon? (opens the original)
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A general view of the administrative capital of Egypt, which started to be built in 2015 to solve the population density and traffic congestion in one of the most populous cities in the world, Cairo capital of Egypt on September 11, 2023. [Fareed Kotb/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images] Questions continue to circulate among Egyptians over who was behind the drone attack on Damietta Port in northern Egypt on 29th July. The identity of those responsible remains unknown, as the attack came amid height
El-Sisi pushes ahead with Egypt’s militarisation (opens the original)
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Egyptian armed forces in Sinai [Pool/Egyptian Armed Forces/Apaimages] The militarisation of the Egyptian state has accelerated significantly under President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who came to power through a military coup that marked its 13th anniversary earlier this month. In a systematic process, military officers continue to be appointed to ministerial positions, generals are gaining greater influence over provincial governors’ appointments, the army-affiliated Mostaqbal Misr (Future of Egypt)
Egypt’s educated youth turn to delivery work (opens the original)
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A view of Cairo, the capital of Egypt located at the crossroads of Asia and Africa, highlights its unique architecture and dense urban landscape on March 25, 2026. [Fareed Kotb – Anadolu Agency] A search for the phrase “delivery rider killed” on Egyptian search engines will quickly reveal a long list of reports in local news outlets documenting the deaths of dozens of people working in what many Egyptians call the “flying coffin” profession. Egyptians refer to delivery riders as “pilots” because
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