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HRW raises concerns over ver Egypt’s draft asylum law

HRW raises concerns over ver Egypt’s draft asylum law

Egypt’s draft asylum law, approved by parliament on November 19, 2024, has sparked criticism from human rights groups, including Human Rights Watch (HRW), Human Rights Watch said. Critics argue the law could undermine refugee rights, violate international agreements, and hinder…
Discovery of Ancient Egyptian Tomb Near Luxor

Discovery of Ancient Egyptian Tomb Near Luxor

Archaeologists from Egypt and the United States have uncovered an ancient Middle Kingdom tomb in the South Asasif necropolis near Luxor, dating back to 1938-1630 B.C., Arab News reported yesterday. The tomb contains 11 sealed burials, suggesting it was a…
Train Collision in Egypt Kills 1, Injures 21 People

Train Collision in Egypt Kills 1, Injures 21 People

A train collision in Minya Province, Egypt, on Sunday resulted in 20 injuries as two carriages fell into an irrigation canal, VOA reported on Sunday. The Egyptian National Railways (ENR) reported that the accident occurred when one train struck the…
Sudanese Refugees in Cairo Face Legal, Social Challenges Amid Rising Tensions

Sudanese Refugees in Cairo Face Legal, Social Challenges Amid Rising Tensions

In Cairo, Sudanese refugees face significant challenges after fleeing their war-torn homeland, with many waiting for asylum identification cards from the UN refugee agency, Arab News revealed in an article yesterday. These cards, intended to provide legal protection and access…
New geological evidence confirms Khufu Pyramid’s construction date around 2500 BC

New geological evidence confirms Khufu Pyramid’s construction date around 2500 BC

A team of scientists has determined that Egypt’s Khufu Pyramid was built around 2500 BC, based on new geological evidence. The study, led by Dr. Gamal Al-Ashibi, found mineral pollution around Khufu’s port, indicating intense copper tool production during the…
63 Tombs Unearthed: Trove of Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Egypt’s Last Dynasty

63 Tombs Unearthed: Trove of Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Egypt’s Last Dynasty

A significant discovery has been made at the Tell al-Deir necropolis in Damietta, where archaeologists uncovered 63 mud-brick tombs containing a wealth of artifacts from Egypt’s last dynasty, Arab News reported yesterday. The finds include gold jewelry, statues, funerary amulets,…
Egypt: Criminal Court sentences defendant in murder of Shia cleric Hassan Shehata to 10 years

Egypt: Criminal Court sentences defendant in murder of Shia cleric Hassan Shehata to 10 years

The Second Terrorism Circuit of the State Security Criminal Court in Egypt sentenced a defendant to 10 years in prison with hard labour on Saturday for his involvement in the murder of the Shia cleric Hassan Shehata, in a retrial…
Egypt Celebrates Completion of 14th-Centuray Maridani Mosque Restoration

Egypt Celebrates Completion of 14th-Centuray Maridani Mosque Restoration

In a ceremony on Tuesday, Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities marked the completion of a multi-year restoration project on the historic 14th-century Mosque of Altunbugha al-Maridani in Cairo, Reuters reported yesterday. The mosque, built in 1338-40 CE during the Mamluk…
At Least 10 Female Farm Workers Perish in Egypt as Minibus Falls into Nile

At Least 10 Female Farm Workers Perish in Egypt as Minibus Falls into Nile

A tragic accident in Egypt’s Nile Delta region has claimed the lives of at least 10 female farm workers, VOA reported yesterday. On Tuesday, a minibus transporting the women plunged off a river ferry and into the Nile northwest of…
Egyptian Archaeologist Create Controversy by Denying Story of Prophet Moses Parting Sea

Egyptian Archaeologist Create Controversy by Denying Story of Prophet Moses Parting Sea

Dr. Wassem El Sisi, an expert on ancient Egyptian affairs, has recently claimed that the Israelites had not been in Egypt in the first place to leave it, and that the story of the parting of the sea by Prophet…
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