Egypt News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th January, and here’s your Egypt daily news capsule.

Greenland is not for sale as thousands protest Trump's ambitions for the island.

The Syrian army continues its advance in Kurdish-controlled towns amid ongoing clashes.

Reza Pahlavi calls on Iranians to take to the streets again amid waning protests.

Real Madrid secures a victory against Levante, marking a return to winning ways.

Cairo governor reduces book fair bus ticket prices to ten pounds, deploying sixty buses.

President Sisi wishes Pope Tawadros a speedy recovery after his recent surgery.

The crescent moon of Sha'ban is expected to appear tomorrow, marking the start of the month.

The U.S. considers trading Venezuelan heavy oil to fill its strategic reserves.

Washington urges the Syrian army to halt its advances in Kurdish-controlled areas.

Gold prices remain stable in Egypt as market trading continues.

Experts say half of dementia cases can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes.

AI technology surpasses doctors in detecting the most dangerous blood diseases.

Amr Diab performs a massive concert in New Cairo alongside his daughter, Jana.

The Moroccan coach expresses determination to win the African Cup against Senegal.

Al-Ahly's loss to Senegal is attributed to technical reasons, says Alaa Mubarak.

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