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In Brief

Interior Ministry Ends a Police Member’s Service After a Video of a Man Receiving Money From Vendors in the Metro

The Government Launches “Chat EGYPT” to Verify News While Matsda2sh Journalists Are in Detention

The dollar exceeds 55 pounds for the first time at Egyptian banks

Egyptian Front: About 125 relatives of dissidents abroad detained in three cases

Lina Atallah to Stand Trial on Charge of Running Mada Masr Without a Licence

Lina Attalah Released on 100,000-Pound Bail in Sixth Case Against Mada Masr

Rights Groups Demand Independent Investigation into Airstrikes on Sudanese Gold Miners Near the Border

Amnesty Calls for an End to Judicial Harassment of Mada Masr Editor-in-Chief Lina Atallah

“Solidarity Is Not a Crime”: Rights Campaign Seeks Release of Those Jailed for Supporting Gaza

Sisi directs construction of 200,000 rental housing units in partnership with Tahya Misr Fund

Presidential decree allocates more than 763,000 feddans in Matrouh for renewable energy projects

“His Excellency the President, the Leader”: a new title for Sisi in United Media outlets

Sayed Moshagheb and Five Others Acquitted

Eni Starts Meleiha 2 Gas Project in Egypt

Nursing Syndicate Rejects Education Minister’s Plan for International Nursing Schools with Japan

EIPR Requests Conditional Release of Ahmed Douma After He Served More Than Half His Sentence

Parliament Postpones Decision on Sisi’s Mandate to Send Forces to Saudi Arabia Until Next Monday

Sayed Moshagheb and Five Others on Trial Today over Release Celebration

Mohamed Zahran Granted Release After Family Appeal

Amnesty Documents Torture and Disappearance of Matsadaash Team

Banque du Caire Retail Offering Reaches 42% Coverage

Mada Masr Editor-in-Chief Lina Attalah Summoned for Questioning Before the State Security Prosecution

Egypt Forum 2026 Opens as Madbouly Promises an Executive Work Programme Until 2030

Annual Inflation Slows to 13.9% in September as Fresh Vegetable Prices Rise 17.8% in a Single Month

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