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'Profound failure to protect the vulnerable': MSF director sounds Sudan alarm
Charity executive Stephen Cornish tells The National of immense suffering in the war-torn country, where millions are struggling to survive
Marsa Alam bans swimming as shark attack kills Italian tourist
Beaches closed and water activities cancelled after an Italian tourist was killed and another injured
Three killed in deadly blast at Cairo police academy likely caused by gas leak
Authorities investigate incident as Egyptians mourn victims
Tourist killed in shark attack at Egyptian Red Sea resort
Environment Ministry closes attack site off Marsa Alam for two days, following incident in which another foreigner was injured
HTS to dissolve and Syria to hold elections in four years, new leader Al Shara says
Ahmad Al Shara acknowledges shared strategic interests with Russia and hopes US will lift sanctions on Syria
Egypt commits to boosting private sector role as it loses $7bn in Suez Canal revenue this year
PM Mostafa Madbouly met business leaders after IMF called for reforms to improve business environment and reduce state footprint
Famine spreads to five new areas across Sudan, UN report says
FAO, WFP and Unicef are urging immediate action as more than 24 million people are experiencing acute food insecurity
Egypt reaches staff level agreement with IMF for $1.2bn funding
Egyptian authorities agreed with Washington-based lender to speed up reforms
EU's $1bn loan to Egypt 'drop in the bucket' amid its mounting financial needs
Arab nation's substantial debt obligations and regional instability pose uncertainties for its economic future, analysts say
Key HTS figures take top posts in Syria's interim government
With senior roles in the rebel group behind them, Asaad Al Shibani and Murhaf Abu Qasra are considered close allies of HTS leader Ahmad Al Shara
Could the Egyptian pound be devalued again?
Nation set to finish the year with lower external debt and higher net reserves, but geopolitical tensions loom
Ethiopia and Somalia sign landmark Turkish-brokered deal
Agreement ends months of tension over Addis Ababa's attempt to lease coastline from unrecognised Somaliland territory
Syrians in Egypt celebrate fall of Assad regime but not all want to go home
While most refugees are eager to return, some want to remain in Egypt after successfully building new lives
UN and MSF condemn shelling in Sudan's Zamzam camp which killed five
Sudanese NGO Mashad reports 44 deaths and more than 106 injuries since Tuesday and warns of impending tragedy without international intervention
From sinking yachts to oil spills: Why is Marsa Alam's coast so treacherous?
Five boat accidents and one oil slick have taken place this year in the Red Sea waters around this idyllic diving spot