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US Approves $4.67bn Arms Sale to Egypt
The Pentagon announced a potential $4.67bn sale of NASAMS air defense systems to Egypt, including radars, missiles, and US support services, to improve regional security and stability.
US Approves $4.67bn Arms Sale to Egypt
The Pentagon announced a potential $4.67bn sale of NASAMS air defense systems to Egypt, including radars, missiles, and US support services, to improve regional security and stability.
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44% Bias Score
Egypt Denies Gaza Blockade Involvement, Highlights Support for Palestinian Cause
Egypt's foreign ministry strongly denied allegations of involvement in the Gaza blockade, emphasizing its ongoing efforts to deliver humanitarian aid via the Rafah crossing, facilitate ceasefire negotiations, and support the reconstruction of Gaza, while accusing unnamed entities of spreading misinf...
Egypt Denies Gaza Blockade Involvement, Highlights Support for Palestinian Cause
Egypt's foreign ministry strongly denied allegations of involvement in the Gaza blockade, emphasizing its ongoing efforts to deliver humanitarian aid via the Rafah crossing, facilitate ceasefire negotiations, and support the reconstruction of Gaza, while accusing unnamed entities of spreading misinf...
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52% Bias Score
Egyptian Raid Kills Three Amid Counterterrorism Operation
Egyptian security forces killed three people, including two suspected Hasm Movement members, during a counterterrorism raid in Cairo; the group, considered the armed wing of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, was allegedly planning attacks on security and economic infrastructure.
Egyptian Raid Kills Three Amid Counterterrorism Operation
Egyptian security forces killed three people, including two suspected Hasm Movement members, during a counterterrorism raid in Cairo; the group, considered the armed wing of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, was allegedly planning attacks on security and economic infrastructure.
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56% Bias Score
Egypt's El-Sisi, U.S. General Discuss Nile Security Amid GERD Tensions
Egyptian President El-Sisi met with U.S. Central Command head General Kurilla to discuss the GERD, regional conflicts, and bilateral cooperation, emphasizing the Nile's importance to Egypt's national security following President Trump's comments on the dam.
Egypt's El-Sisi, U.S. General Discuss Nile Security Amid GERD Tensions
Egyptian President El-Sisi met with U.S. Central Command head General Kurilla to discuss the GERD, regional conflicts, and bilateral cooperation, emphasizing the Nile's importance to Egypt's national security following President Trump's comments on the dam.
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40% Bias Score
China's Cross-Cultural Exhibitions Foster Understanding and Economic Growth
China's rising interest in global heritage is evident in numerous cross-cultural exhibitions, such as "Where Time Stands Still" in Guangxi and "On Top of the Pyramid" in Shanghai, which attracted over 2 million visitors and generated $80.8 million in revenue.
China's Cross-Cultural Exhibitions Foster Understanding and Economic Growth
China's rising interest in global heritage is evident in numerous cross-cultural exhibitions, such as "Where Time Stands Still" in Guangxi and "On Top of the Pyramid" in Shanghai, which attracted over 2 million visitors and generated $80.8 million in revenue.
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44% Bias Score
Libya Challenges Greece, Egypt on Mediterranean Maritime Boundaries
Libya officially notified the UN on July 1st, 2025, of its Mediterranean continental shelf boundaries, rejecting agreements with Greece and Egypt, citing its 2019 deal with Turkey and accusing Greece of violating its sovereign rights by granting hydrocarbon exploration licenses.
Libya Challenges Greece, Egypt on Mediterranean Maritime Boundaries
Libya officially notified the UN on July 1st, 2025, of its Mediterranean continental shelf boundaries, rejecting agreements with Greece and Egypt, citing its 2019 deal with Turkey and accusing Greece of violating its sovereign rights by granting hydrocarbon exploration licenses.
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48% Bias Score
Egypt Funds Repatriation of Sudanese Refugees Displaced by Civil War
The Egyptian government is funding free train trips from Cairo to Khartoum for hundreds of Sudanese refugees displaced by the ongoing civil war, which has killed over 40,000 and displaced millions since April 2023.
Egypt Funds Repatriation of Sudanese Refugees Displaced by Civil War
The Egyptian government is funding free train trips from Cairo to Khartoum for hundreds of Sudanese refugees displaced by the ongoing civil war, which has killed over 40,000 and displaced millions since April 2023.
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44% Bias Score
Egyptian Court Removes Activist Alaa Abdel Fattah From Terrorist List
An Egyptian court removed activist Alaa Abdel Fattah from its terrorism list on July 21, 2024, potentially clearing a path for his release after years of imprisonment and international advocacy.
Egyptian Court Removes Activist Alaa Abdel Fattah From Terrorist List
An Egyptian court removed activist Alaa Abdel Fattah from its terrorism list on July 21, 2024, potentially clearing a path for his release after years of imprisonment and international advocacy.
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44% Bias Score
Egypt Thwarts Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Group's Attack Plot
The Egyptian Interior Ministry thwarted a plot by Hasm Movement, the Muslim Brotherhood's armed wing, to attack security and economic facilities, resulting in a shootout that killed two Hasm members and one civilian.
Egypt Thwarts Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Group's Attack Plot
The Egyptian Interior Ministry thwarted a plot by Hasm Movement, the Muslim Brotherhood's armed wing, to attack security and economic facilities, resulting in a shootout that killed two Hasm members and one civilian.
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64% Bias Score
Egypt Builds Large-Scale Hybrid Solar Plant to Combat Energy Crisis
Egypt begins construction of a $590 million, 1.1-gigawatt hybrid solar and battery power plant in Nag Hammadi to alleviate energy shortages caused by high gas import costs and declining domestic production, aiming to increase renewable energy share to 42% by 2030.
Egypt Builds Large-Scale Hybrid Solar Plant to Combat Energy Crisis
Egypt begins construction of a $590 million, 1.1-gigawatt hybrid solar and battery power plant in Nag Hammadi to alleviate energy shortages caused by high gas import costs and declining domestic production, aiming to increase renewable energy share to 42% by 2030.
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Egypt's \$590 Million Solar Plant Aims to Solve Energy Crisis
Egypt begins construction on its first large-scale hybrid solar and battery plant, Obelisk, a \$590 million project aiming to alleviate its energy crisis by increasing renewable energy production, addressing issues of intermittency and high energy demand during summer months.
Egypt's \$590 Million Solar Plant Aims to Solve Energy Crisis
Egypt begins construction on its first large-scale hybrid solar and battery plant, Obelisk, a \$590 million project aiming to alleviate its energy crisis by increasing renewable energy production, addressing issues of intermittency and high energy demand during summer months.
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44% Bias Score
Aerial Photos Reveal New Perspectives on the Great Sphinx of Giza
Osama Sherif's aerial photography of the Great Sphinx of Giza reveals new perspectives, highlighting its size, relation to the pyramids and modern Cairo, and the monument's historical context.
Aerial Photos Reveal New Perspectives on the Great Sphinx of Giza
Osama Sherif's aerial photography of the Great Sphinx of Giza reveals new perspectives, highlighting its size, relation to the pyramids and modern Cairo, and the monument's historical context.
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24% Bias Score
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