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- 1Dozens of nations walk out of Netanyahu's UN speechβFull list of nations to walk out of Netanyahuβs speech: (Source: https://www. thelondoneconomic.com/news/ful l-list-of-c
A large number of national delegations walked out of Benjamin Netanyahu's address at the United Nations, and a full list of the countries involved has been circulating widely. Those named include Suriname, Tuvalu, Turkmenistan, Yemen, Egypt, Panama, Senegal, Palestine, Sudan and Tunisia, among others. The mass exits highlight continued international anger over the Gaza war and deepening isolation of the Israeli government on the diplomatic stage.
- 2Ethiopia accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing anti-Abiy allianceβEthiopia accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing alliance against Abiy
Ethiopia has publicly accused Egypt and Sudan of backing an alliance against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, deepening a diplomatic rift between the three Nile basin neighbours. Tensions have simmered for years over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Nile water rights and border issues, and the accusation signals a further deterioration in relations.
- 3Ethiopia army chief accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing plot against AbiyβEthiopiaβs army chief accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing armed alliance seeking to oust Abiy Ahmed
Ethiopia's army chief has publicly accused Egypt and Sudan of backing an armed alliance that aims to remove Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed from power. The accusation escalates already tense relations between the three Nile basin countries, whose disputes have until now centred largely on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and regional influence.
- 4Egypt's El-Sisi meets Orange CEO on training and startup supportβEl-Sisi meets Orange CEO; Group unveils 200,000 training grants, β¬25M startup support
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met with the CEO of French telecom group Orange, during which the company announced plans to provide 200,000 training grants and β¬25 million in support for startups in Egypt. The announcements point to expanded French-Egyptian cooperation in digital skills and entrepreneurship, with the grants aimed at boosting youth employment and the funding supporting the country's growing tech ecosystem.
- 5Orange to Train 200,000 Egyptians in Digital SkillsβOrange to Train 200,000 Egyptians, Invest EUR 25 Million in Tech Startups.
French telecoms group Orange has announced a programme to train 200,000 people in Egypt and invest EUR 25 million in the country's tech startups. The move is aimed at boosting digital skills and supporting Egypt's growing startup ecosystem, and is drawing attention as one of the larger corporate commitments to tech development in the region.
- 6Mohamed Salah left out of Egypt squad for South Sudan gameβMohamed Salah left out of Egypt squad for South Sudan clash due to artificial turf fears
Mohamed Salah has been left out of Egypt's squad for their upcoming match against South Sudan, with reports citing concerns over artificial turf as the reason. The Liverpool forward's absence is a significant blow for Egypt, and the decision is drawing debate among fans about pitch safety and squad management.
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The National Bank of Egypt is set to take over Banque Misr's branch operations in the United Arab Emirates. The deal, announced in Egyptian financial press, would see one of the country's largest state-owned banks absorb its fellow state lender's Emirates footprint. Details on the transaction's value and timeline have not yet been disclosed.
- 8Life-Size Petroglyph in Sudan May Depict Ancient Nubian KingβRare Life-Size Petroglyph in Sudan May Reveal an Ancient Nubian King
A rare life-size petroglyph discovered in Sudan may depict an ancient Nubian king, according to reports. The carved figure, found among Sudan's rich archaeological landscape, could offer new insight into the rulers of Nubia, a civilisation closely intertwined with ancient Egypt. Archaeologists and history enthusiasts are discussing what the image might reveal about Nubian royal iconography and identity.
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An Egypt national team player has followed Mohamed Salah in leaving the team's camp, according to Goal.com. No details were given on which player is involved or why the departures are happening. The news is drawing attention as Egypt's squad prepares for upcoming fixtures without two of its players.
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Mohamed Salah has been left out of Egypt's squad for their upcoming match against South Sudan. The decision removes the Liverpool forward from national team duty for the fixture, and fans are discussing the reasons behind the omission and what it means for Egypt's chances. No official explanation for his absence has been confirmed.
- 11Egyptian Health Startup Anees Health Raises Seed FundingβEgyptian Healthcare Startup Anees Health Raises Seed Funding To Expand Care
Anees Health, an Egyptian healthcare startup, has raised seed funding to support its expansion of care services. The company is part of a growing wave of health-tech ventures in Egypt and North Africa attracting early-stage investment. The funding round is expected to help the startup broaden access to healthcare for patients across the region.
- 12Hossam Hassan picks Mohamed Salah's replacement in Egypt squadβHossam Hassan chooses Salah's replacement
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan has decided who will replace Mohamed Salah, with the captain unavailable for upcoming matches. The choice has drawn attention from fans and pundits across the region, who are debating whether the selected player can fill the gap left by the Liverpool forward during the international fixtures.
- 13Salah to skip South Sudan match over artificial pitch concernsβSalah to miss South Sudan match over artificial pitch concerns
Mohamed Salah will not play in Egypt's match against South Sudan, with reports citing concerns over the artificial pitch at the venue. The decision leaves Egypt without their star forward for the fixture and has drawn attention to the playing surface and player safety. Further details about the match or the extent of his absence were not available.
- 14El-Sisi meets Orange CEO as company pledges training and startup fundsβEl-Sisi meets Orange CEO; Group unveils training grants for around 200,000, β¬25M startup support
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met with the CEO of French telecoms group Orange, during which the company announced training grants for around 200,000 people and β¬25 million in support for startups. The package points to expanding French-Egyptian cooperation in digital skills and entrepreneurship, with Orange positioning itself as a partner in Egypt's technology and youth employment agenda.