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Air Taxi Egypt's helicopter fleet grows to six aircraft this summer, offering rides above a coast road that keeps one of Egypt's worst safety records.
Egypt's $3.4 billion garment industry is funding a subsidized Nairobi hub to enter a Kenyan market where its apparel exports barely register today.
Belgium becomes the fifth European country since 2024's ICJ ruling to ban Israeli settlement imports, as Egypt presses a deadlocked EU to follow suit.
A Chinese firm once sanctioned for arming Russia's Wagner Group is now feeding Iran's strikes on US bases, and Washington is racing to shield Guam.
Riyadh's driverless rail network cost billions and opened five years late. Ridership data show it still runs well under its promised daily capacity.
Egypt's Petrojet-Enppi consortium won a six-year, $6 billion Oman EPC framework, the biggest yet in a widening Gulf push for hard-currency contracts.
Saudi Arabia backs new Amman-Sanaa flights four days after strikes hit the same runway to block an Iranian jet, as Yemen's 2022 truce unravels.
Two rival 2025 and 2026 studies claim to explain how workers built the Great Pyramid of Giza, but Egypt's own archaeologists remain unconvinced.
Iraq and Jordan agreed in Washington to fast-track the Basra-Aqaba pipeline as the Hormuz crisis pushes Brent crude toward $84 a barrel.
Archaeologists found a fragment of Homer's Iliad wrapped into a 1,600-year-old Egyptian mummy, but scholars dispute how unprecedented it really is.
