Egypt News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th January, and here’s your Egypt daily news capsule.

Syrian President emphasizes the importance of strengthening ties with Egypt for regional stability.

Cuban President strongly responds to Trump's threats, denying U.S. accusations of seeking compensation.

Intense clashes in Aleppo lead to rising casualties and evacuation of nearly 400 Kurdish fighters.

Egypt's Prime Minister witnesses signing of energy agreements worth 1.8 billion dollars at Suez Canal.

Trump pushes for 100 billion dollars in investments while Exxon CEO labels Venezuela uninvestable.

Maduro declares he is fine and not sad in first message from U.S. prison after his arrest.

Historic decision saves millions of small farmers in Egypt, with the Central Bank revealing exciting details.

Egyptian poultry prices see a decline as market adjusts after previous increases.

Hamas delegation arrives in Cairo for negotiations regarding Gaza agreement.

Saudi Arabia calls for coordinated Islamic action in response to developments in Somalia.

Sudan's Burhan government returns to Khartoum amid ongoing crisis and military options discussed.

Iran protests considered unprecedented as tensions rise and international reactions unfold.

Brighton knocks Manchester United out of the FA Cup, marking a historic low for the team.

Arsenal triumphs over Portsmouth with a strong performance in the FA Cup.

NASA prepares for its first crewed mission to the moon in over 50 years, building excitement.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!