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NASA Images Show Construction Of Egypt's Brand-New Capital City
The city dubbed as The New Administrative Capital (NAC) will be a sprawling metropolis, comparable in size to Singapore, and designed to accommodate over 6 million residents.
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Egypt's New Desert Capital Faces Delays As It Battles For Funds
Egypt's government wants to start running the nation from a new capital in the desert from mid-2020, but the $58 billion project is struggling to raise funds and needs to overcome other challenges after investors pulled out.
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Donald Trump Recognises Jerusalem As Israeli Capital, Risks New Violence In Middle East
President Donald Trump recognized the disputed city of Jerusalem as Israel's capital Wednesday, a historic decision that overturns decades of US policy and risks triggering a fresh spasm of violence in the Middle East.
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Uber Invests $250 Million to Expand in the Middle East
Uber over the next several years will begin service in new cities in Saudi Arabia and Egypt and enter Pakistan.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Warns Gaza Civilians After Israel Destroys 13-Storey Building
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Palestinian civilians on Sunday to leave immediately any site where militants are operating, one day after Israel took the Gaza war to a new level by flattening a 13-storey apartment tower.
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Egypt clashes: US urges calm after scores killed in violent protests
The US, Canada and the United Nations has called for calm and peace in Egypt amidst escalation of violence in the country leaving 72 people dead and some 4,500 injured.
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Egypt's new leadership struggles to form cabinet after Mohamed Badie's arrest order
Egypt's new leadership faced increased difficulties in forming an interim government after it issued a warrant for the arrest of the leader of the Islamist movement backing ousted president Mohamed Morsi.
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Egypt's Mohamed Morsi offers consensus government as army's deadline passes
President Mohamed Morsi today proposed a "consensus government" as a way out of Egypt's crisis, as tens of thousands of political rivals took to the streets and an army deadline urging him to meet the people's demands expired.
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Clashes as Egyptian Islamists stage rally
Supporters of President Mohamed Morsi and his opponents hurled rocks at each other in Egypt's second city on the eve of a final vote on a new constitution shaped by Islamists.
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Lights out as Egypt plans to pull plug on all night shopping
Buying a pair of trousers at one in the morning has never been a problem in Cairo, but a new government proposal to slash trading hours could effectively pull the plug on the city that never sleeps.
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NASA Images Show Construction Of Egypt's Brand-New Capital City
The city dubbed as The New Administrative Capital (NAC) will be a sprawling metropolis, comparable in size to Singapore, and designed to accommodate over 6 million residents.
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Egypt's New Desert Capital Faces Delays As It Battles For Funds
Egypt's government wants to start running the nation from a new capital in the desert from mid-2020, but the $58 billion project is struggling to raise funds and needs to overcome other challenges after investors pulled out.
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Donald Trump Recognises Jerusalem As Israeli Capital, Risks New Violence In Middle East
President Donald Trump recognized the disputed city of Jerusalem as Israel's capital Wednesday, a historic decision that overturns decades of US policy and risks triggering a fresh spasm of violence in the Middle East.
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Uber Invests $250 Million to Expand in the Middle East
Uber over the next several years will begin service in new cities in Saudi Arabia and Egypt and enter Pakistan.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Warns Gaza Civilians After Israel Destroys 13-Storey Building
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Palestinian civilians on Sunday to leave immediately any site where militants are operating, one day after Israel took the Gaza war to a new level by flattening a 13-storey apartment tower.
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Egypt clashes: US urges calm after scores killed in violent protests
The US, Canada and the United Nations has called for calm and peace in Egypt amidst escalation of violence in the country leaving 72 people dead and some 4,500 injured.
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Egypt's new leadership struggles to form cabinet after Mohamed Badie's arrest order
Egypt's new leadership faced increased difficulties in forming an interim government after it issued a warrant for the arrest of the leader of the Islamist movement backing ousted president Mohamed Morsi.
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Egypt's Mohamed Morsi offers consensus government as army's deadline passes
President Mohamed Morsi today proposed a "consensus government" as a way out of Egypt's crisis, as tens of thousands of political rivals took to the streets and an army deadline urging him to meet the people's demands expired.
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Clashes as Egyptian Islamists stage rally
Supporters of President Mohamed Morsi and his opponents hurled rocks at each other in Egypt's second city on the eve of a final vote on a new constitution shaped by Islamists.
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Lights out as Egypt plans to pull plug on all night shopping
Buying a pair of trousers at one in the morning has never been a problem in Cairo, but a new government proposal to slash trading hours could effectively pull the plug on the city that never sleeps.
