Egypt News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th January, and here’s your Egypt daily news capsule.

Syrian forces welcome Kurdish withdrawal from Aleppo to Eastern Euphrates for goodwill.

Israeli military strikes in Gaza respond to ceasefire violations, escalating tensions.

Iran protests see a decline in participation following a crackdown, with thousands arrested.

Mossad chief arrives in the U.S. to discuss developments regarding Iran's nuclear program.

Hamas may consider disarming as part of a new peace initiative, according to officials.

Saudi king completes medical tests, royal court shares reassuring health updates.

Trump sends a message to Sisi about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam negotiations.

Saudi Arabia launches a massive mining project worth 192 billion riyals, aiming for global impact.

Egyptian schools to introduce Japanese language classes next academic year, says education minister.

Behind the scenes, secret leaders manage the Muslim Brotherhood amid rising tensions.

Syria declares Kurdish language as national, amid ongoing military and political tensions.

Will Smith revisits Egypt after nine years, praises the ancient pyramids and their builders.

Artificial intelligence surpasses doctors in detecting serious blood diseases, revolutionizing healthcare.

When can oranges become harmful to your health? Four situations to watch out for.

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