Egypt
Coverage of Egypt in the Nexus archive.
- Argentina fans hurl beer at Egypt supporters after final whistle
Argentina fans threw beer at Egypt supporters in the stands after a final whistle, as shown in a video circulating on social media.
- Egypt: Salah Deserves 'Special Attention', Says Scaloni Ahead of Egypt Clash
Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni highlighted Egypt captain Mohamed Salah as a key player to monitor during their FIFA World Cup last-16 match. Scaloni emphasized the need for 'special attention' to contain Salah's impact in the upcoming clash.
- Egypt inaugurates sprawling ‘Octagon’ military headquarters complex
Egypt inaugurated the 'Octagon' military headquarters complex. President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi described the strategic command as a 'significant leap' in Egypt’s command and control and operations management systems.
- Fans at San Jose's San Pedro Square celebrated the Americans' tournament run despite the Round of 16 exit
Team USA's World Cup journey ended with a 4-1 loss to Belgium in the Round of 16, but fans in San Jose's San Pedro Square continued celebrating the team's tournament run. Despite eliminations of the U.S., Mexico, Canada, Brazil, and Portugal, attendees emphasized the experience and memories, with watch parties continuing for remaining matches like Argentina vs. Egypt and Colombia vs. Switzerland.
- Egypt: Hossam Hassan to Maintain Egypt's Identity Against Star-Studded World Champions Argentina
Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan emphasizes maintaining the team's identity against Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16, stating the focus will remain on their own game rather than the opposition's star-studded lineup.
- Egypt: Refugees, Asylum Seekers Arrested, Deported
Egypt is arresting and deporting refugees and asylum seekers. Human Rights Watch (HRW) urges the government to amend its new asylum law to align with international standards.
- Latin America Sports Daily for Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Argentina faces Egypt and Colombia meets Switzerland in World Cup last-16 matches. Brazil processes a Haaland-inspired exit and Neymar's farewell.
- Egypt coach Hassan says Palestinian suffering 'a shame on the world'
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan criticized the world's inaction on Palestinian suffering during a World Cup press conference, waving a Palestine flag after Egypt's win against Australia. He stated that those who ignore Palestinian suffering lack humanity and called for football to aid the cause.
- Israel restricts flow of goods into Gaza at Karem Abu Salem crossing
Israel is restricting the flow of goods into Gaza at the Karem Abu Salem crossing, with only 42% of Egyptian supplies and 65% of Ashdod port cargo being offloaded. The UN's OCHA reported a decline in deliveries to Gaza, from 46,600 pallets in May to 42,000 in June, while other crossings remain closed for cargo and supply restrictions persist.
- How much do tickets cost to see Messi in Argentina vs. Egypt in Atlanta?
The round of 8 match between Argentina and Egypt featuring Lionel Messi will take place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on July 7. The article does not specify ticket prices.
- Egypt Tourism Breaks Records as the Grand Museum Delivers
Egypt's tourism sector achieved a record 6.1 million visitors by April 2026, with Q1 revenue nearing $5.1 billion and the Grand Egyptian Museum attracting 15,000 daily visitors.
- Egypt’s President el-Sisi inaugurates massive new military headquarters
Egypt’s President el-Sisi inaugurated a new military headquarters named The Octagon, described as the largest in the world. The complex spans 90 sq km with eight buildings featuring eight-sided floor plans and replaced the Pentagon as the headquarters of the US Defence.
- Egypt inaugurates new ‘Octagon’ defense headquarters
Egypt inaugurated a new 'Octagon' defense headquarters, with President Sissi praising its capabilities and thanking Trump for ceasefire agreements in Gaza and Iran. He emphasized that Palestinian statehood is essential for regional peace.
- Egypt coach Hossam Hassan says he considers matter closed after confrontation with Dallas police
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan stated the matter was resolved after a physical confrontation with a Dallas police officer at the team's hotel. The incident involved team director Ibrahim Hassan and occurred over a disagreement about a player taking a photo with a fan. Police confirmed the issue was resolved, and Hassan accepted an apology, expressing satisfaction with the security arrangements.
- News Wrap: Iran begins funeral ceremonies for Khamenei
Iran began funeral ceremonies for its late supreme leader. Venezuela confirmed hundreds of deaths after recent earthquakes, Egypt won its first World Cup knockout game, New York prepares for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, and London’s National Archives discovered a rare Declaration of Independence copy.
- Un autogol de Mohamed Hany le da el empate a Austalia
Mohamed Hany's own goal led Australia to a 1-1 draw with Egypt, altering the World Cup qualification dynamics. The draw changes the race for a spot in the World Cup round of 16.
- BetMGM bonus code NYPMAX1550: Get up to $1,550 in bonuses for Australia vs. Egypt
BetMGM offers up to $1,550 in bonuses and $50 BetMGM Reward Points using the code NYPMAX1550 for the World Cup match between Australia and Egypt.
- Swimmer dives into Miami River to rescue struggling man
A 22-year-old man named Awab Metwally rescued a struggling swimmer in the Miami River near the Riverwalk after others failed to assist. Metwally, a champion swimmer from Egypt, pushed the man to safety and credited his swimming training for the successful rescue. Paramedics later performed life-saving measures on the rescued individual before transporting him to a hospital.
- CENTCOM leads regional security dialogue with Middle East military officials
US Central Command (CENTCOM) conducted a security dialogue with military officials from 11 Middle Eastern countries, including Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, to discuss enhancing defense collaboration. CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper emphasized the shared commitment to regional security and stability.
- WHO evacuates 85 patients and companions from Gaza for treatment abroad
The World Health Organization evacuated 85 people, including 30 patients and 55 companions, from Gaza's Al-Mawasi field hospital for medical treatment abroad. The transfer, assisted by the Palestine Red Crescent Society, used the Rafah border crossing controlled by Israeli forces and Egypt.
- Egypt’s Nassef Sawiris Bids to Take OCI Global Private
Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris has offered €4.10 per share to take chemicals company OCI Global private, valuing the firm at approximately €867 million.
- Cypriot natural gas could start flowing from ExxonMobil's discoveries by 2033
ExxonMobil and QatarEnergy plan to start natural gas production by 2033 from two undersea deposits in Cyprus' exclusive economic zone, with gas likely transported via pipeline to Egypt for liquefaction. The deposits, Glaucus and Pegasus, hold an estimated 7 trillion cubic feet of gas, and the companies aim to expand exploration in the region.
- The 'vile' dog owner who 'tied her petrified American Akita to a lamppost on the hottest day of the year... then jetted off on Egypt holiday'
A dog owner tied her petrified American Akita to a lamppost on the hottest day of the year and left for an Egypt holiday. The incident is described as 'vile' in the article title.
- The 'vile' dog owner who 'tied her petrified American Akita to a lamppost on the hottest day of the year... then jetted off on Egypt holiday'
A dog owner tied her petrified American Akita to a lamppost on the hottest day of the year and departed for an Egypt holiday. The incident is described as 'vile' due to the animal's distress and abandonment.
- Egypt Edges Closer to $1.6 Billion IMF Payout With Initial Deal
Egypt is nearing a $1.6 billion IMF payout with an initial deal. Talks are planned in Cairo, attended by the CIA chief, aimed at a truce in the Gaza Strip.
- Ethiopia’s New Blue Nile Dams Rattle Egypt
Ethiopia's plan for three additional Blue Nile dams above the GERD has intensified its water standoff with Egypt, which relies on the Nile for nearly all its supply.
- Iran-Egypt ‘Pride Match’ Stirs Conversation About Persecution
A match between Iran and Egypt in Seattle became a 'Pride Match' as fans displayed Progress Pride flags, sparking discussions about persecution. The event highlighted social issues through the symbolism of the flags during the international soccer game.
- Egypt, Iran fans mix with protesters and pride flags in latest Seattle match
A World Cup soccer match between Egypt and Iran in Seattle featured fans, protesters, and pride flags amid political tensions. The event was anticipated for its soccer and geopolitical significance.
- Envoy's pharaoh well party
The Egyptian Ambassador Motaz Zahran and wife are hosting an informal farewell party for close friends and family at his Washington, D.C. residence ahead of Egypt's game against Iran in Seattle. Ambassador Mohamed Hamdy Mohamed Mokhtar El-Molla will replace Zahran as the new Egyptian envoy to the U.S.
- A ‘pride match’ between Iran and Egypt — and Washington state’s gay leaders couldn’t be happier about it
Washington state's openly gay legislative leaders, Jamie Pedersen and Laurie Jinkins, are campaigning against conservative-backed ballot initiatives targeting transgender children while leveraging the World Cup's 'Pride Match' between Iran and Egypt to promote LGBTQ+ visibility. The match, featuring teams from countries that criminalize homosexuality, will display rainbow flags to broadcast inclusive messages to viewers in repressive regimes.
- Iran and Egypt will headline Seattle's 'Pride Match.' Here's why that's controversial
Iran and Egypt's FIFA World Cup game in Seattle is being marketed as the 'Pride Match' by local organizers, not FIFA, sparking controversy ahead of the group-stage match.
- ‘Pride Match’ organizers highlight Seattle’s inclusivity amid opposition from Iran and Egypt
Seattle is hosting a World Cup 'Pride Match' between Iran and Egypt amid opposition from both countries, which criminalize LGBTQ+ rights. The event highlights Seattle's inclusivity and coincides with local Pride celebrations, despite complaints to FIFA from Iran and Egypt about the rainbow flag display.
- 'Pride Match' organizers highlight Seattle's inclusivity amid opposition from Iran and Egypt
Seattle's 'Pride Match' World Cup game between Iran and Egypt highlights the city's inclusivity amid opposition from the two countries, which have repressive laws against LGBTQ+ people. The event aims to showcase unity and diversity, with rainbow flags permitted despite complaints from Iran and Egypt to FIFA.
- 'Pride Match' organizers highlight Seattle's inclusivity amid opposition from Iran and Egypt
Seattle's 'Pride Match' World Cup game between Iran and Egypt highlights the city's inclusivity amid opposition from both countries, which have repressive LGBTQ+ laws. The match coincides with Seattle's annual LGBTQ+ Pride events, and FIFA allows rainbow flags as a human rights statement despite complaints from Iran and Egypt.
- Morocco: Morocco's Hidden History - Archaeology, DNA and Carbon Dating Rewrite the Story of the Ancient World
Morocco's role in ancient Mediterranean history has been overlooked, with traditional narratives focusing on Greece, Rome, Phoenicia, and Egypt. New archaeological methods like DNA analysis and carbon dating are reshaping understanding of North-west Africa's pre-Phoenician past.
- Egypt Clears $6.1 Billion in Oil and Gas Arrears
Egypt has cleared its $6.1 billion energy arrears to foreign oil and gas firms, settling the debt to zero and unlocking new upstream investment.
- Is Prabowo’s Trump moment a sign that China is losing its favourite partner?
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto met with former US President Donald Trump at a Gaza peace summit in Egypt and requested to meet Eric Trump. Trump responded positively, noting Eric's role in the Trump Organisation, which has built its first golf club.
- Sudan’s war refugees describe horrors in Egyptian jails, surging deportations
Al-Nazir Al-Sadig, an 18-year-old Sudanese refugee in Egypt, died of pneumonia after enduring beatings and extortion in a squalid Cairo jail. The article highlights worsening conditions for Sudanese war refugees in Egyptian detention facilities.
- Sudan's war refugees describe horrors in Egypt's jails, surging deportations
Sudanese refugees in Egypt report harsh treatment in jails, including beatings and extortion. An 18-year-old high-school student, Al-Nazir Al-Sadig, died of pneumonia after weeks in a Cairo jail. Egypt is conducting a crackdown on refugees despite claiming to be a safe haven.
- EU countries eye setting up migrant ‘return hubs’ in Rwanda and Uzbekistan
EU countries are considering establishing migrant return hubs in Rwanda and Uzbekistan for rejected asylum seekers, with over half of EU members pushing for swift action. The plan aims to operationalize the first hubs by 2027, following a new law requiring adherence to human rights standards, and involves investments in Rwanda and Uzbekistan through EU programs.