Israeli ministers marched with settlers to Gaza's border, reviving the Nahal outpost method that built dozens of West Bank settlements.
US Troops Killed in Jordan Attack as Iran War Rattles Oil, Fed Odds
Iran's deadly strike on a US base in Jordan reignited the Hormuz war, killing three troops and pushing Fed rate hike odds to 73% within...
Egypt’s Somaliland Rebuke Masks a Deeper Fight With Ethiopia
Egypt condemned Somaliland's Jerusalem embassy during Cairo talks with Somalia, a rift rooted in Ethiopia's Red Sea push and the Nile dam standoff.
The $2.3 Million World Cup Final Ticket Nobody Bought
FIFA's $2.3 million World Cup final ticket sat unsold for months while its resale marketplace collected a 30% cut and drew subpoenas from two states.
Egypt’s Petrojet and Enppi Land Oman’s $6 Billion Energy Framework
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.
Egypt and Turkey’s Golden Eagle Drills Mask a Libya Fault Line
Egypt and Turkey's Golden Eagle drills cap a $350 million defense push, yet Cairo still disputes Ankara's Libya maritime claims as Greece watches closely.
How Paperwork Almost Cost Egypt Its World Cup Breakout Star
Egypt's federation is expanding its dual-national recruiting committee weeks after eligibility paperwork nearly sidelined World Cup breakout winger Haissem Hassan.
Aviv Moshe’s Bella Opens as Kosher Dining Conquers Tel Aviv
Chef Aviv Moshe's kosher Italian restaurant Bella opens in Ramat Aviv as kosher kitchens approach half of Tel Aviv's dining scene, survey data shows.
Egypt’s Pound Slides Past EGP 51 Even as Reserves Hit a Record High
Egypt's pound broke past EGP 51 as a global gold rout, not policy, shrank its reserve mix, even as remittances hit a record $43.1 billion...
Egypt’s Plastic Recyclers Cash In While the Same War Drains Cairo
Cairo's plastic recyclers are cashing in on the Hormuz war, but Egypt's $10 billion Suez Canal losses and 17% fuel hikes show the bigger bill.
Construction Firms Are Racing a Microsoft Deadline They Misread
Construction firms watching for a Microsoft Project shutdown are eyeing the wrong deadline. Project Online closes September 30 with no migration tool.
Italy Becomes Egypt’s Largest EU Buyer as Cairo’s Gas Crisis Bites
Egypt's shipments to Italy hit $477.1 million in April on record refined fuel sales, even as Cairo pays nearly triple for the gas it must...
EU Forces Google to Give Rival AI Assistants the Keys to Android
Brussels ordered Google to give rival AI assistants Gemini-level access to Android, but the fix collides with the EU's own cybersecurity law and rules.
Israel Threatens ‘Full Force’ While Iran Hits Kuwait, Not Israel
Israel threatens a full force strike on Iran while missiles actually hit Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain, and a Russia sanctions bill threatens to pull in...
Kuwait’s Water and Jordan’s Port Absorb the US-Iran War’s Blows
Iran's war with the US keeps landing on neighbors, Kuwait's desalination plant hit twice in two days and Jordan's Aqaba targeted by missile fire Sunday.
A Downed Iranian Drone’s Wreckage Kills a Third US Soldier
A US service member died disposing of a downed Iranian drone's ordnance in Iraq, the third American death since the US-Iran ceasefire collapsed this month.