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Deadly Shark Attacks Kill Two Women Off Egypt's Red Sea Coast

A video shared online purportedly shows one of the victims, a 68-year-old Austrian woman, swimming away from the shark as the water turned red with blood.

Man Slits Woman's Throat In Front Of University Students For Rejecting His Marriage Proposal

Bystanders at the scene had beaten the suspect up and handed him over to the police.

Mohamed Salah of Liverpool sees a chance saved by Ben Foster of Watford

Injured Mohamed Salah Rejects Liverpool’s Request While On Egypt Duty [Details]

Mohamed Salah has just a year left on his Liverpool contract.

Marvel's 'Moon Knight' Director Slams DC's Portrayal Of Egypt In 'Wonder Woman 1984'

"In my pitch, there was a big part about Egypt, and how inauthentically it has been portrayed throughout Hollywood’s history," Director Mohamed Diab said.

Demi Lovato’s Egyptian Artifacts Could Be Fake, Experts Say

Demi Lovato bought Egyptian artifacts online.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is "assured that this virus is natural in origin"

Why These African Countries Are Producing mRNA Covid Vaccines

The WHO announced that six countries in Africa will receive the necessary resources to produce mRNA vaccines.

A Russian dancer performs during a belly dancing festival in the Egyptian capital Cairo on December 12, 2012. Egypt's belly dancing scene thrived last century

Belly-Dancing Teacher Sacked From Job, Divorced By Husband; Incident Sparks Women's Rights Debate

"My life was destroyed because of the video from an unscrupulous person who tried to tarnish my reputation and brought the camera close to me only to show me in a bad manner," the teacher said.

Alicia Keys, seen here in a file picture, has urged young people in the Gulf Arab region to "be bold", in an interview with AFP in Dubai

Alicia Keys Feels Proud After Collaborating With 11-Year-Old Son Egypt: 'It's Just Amazing'

The singer proudly shared that her son can play the drums and any other musical instrument.

2,500-Year-Old Tombs Carrying Human Remains With Golden Tongues Unearthed

The discovery was made by a Spanish archaeological mission carried out by the University of Barcelona.

A technician holds a scorpion with a pair of tongs at Labiofam Laboratories in Santa Clara, Villa Clara province in central Cuba, around 280 km (174 miles) from Havana

3 Dead, Hundreds Hospitalized As Thunderstorms Unleash Scorpion Attacks In Egypt

Extra doses of anti-venom have been provided to medical centres in villages near mountains and deserts of the affected region.

Egypt's Suez Canal Authority said it was working to refloat the Taiwan-owned MV Ever Given

Satellite Photo Shows How Giant Ship Is Blocking Suez Canal

A 1,300-foot cargo ship ran aground due to heavy winds as it was entering the Suez Canal. The ship, named Ever Given, has blocked the passageway for other ships from either end since Tuesday.