Americans In Egypt
-
{
- All
- News
-
Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
-
Iran Strikes Spread As US Troop Buildup Spurs Escalation Concern
Iran's weekend strikes on Middle Eastern aluminum plants may affect the prices of metal used in everything from airplanes to food packaging.
-
"Like Mouse Hitting Elephant": American Economist On US Action Against India
American economist Richard Wolff said that the United States is acting like the "world's tough guy" against India, but is only shooting itself in the foot, as it is pushing the BRICS to be an economic alternative to the West.
-
"This Is Anubis": Apollo The Dog Is Viral After Climbing Giza Pyramid
The viral footage, captured by American paragliding enthusiast Alex Lang and shared online by his friend Marshall Mosher, showed Apollo - the dog - fearlessly climbing the 136-metre monument.
-
Why Palestinians Can Count On US Students But Not Arab Allies To Protest
Palestinians may be gratified to see American university campuses erupt in outrage over Israel's offensive in Gaza, but some in the embattled enclave are also wondering why no similar protests have hit the Arab countries they long viewed as allies.
-
Biden Urges Egypt, Qatar To Press Hamas To Accept Hostage Deal
US President Joe Biden on Friday asked Egyptian and Qatari leaders for help in getting Hamas to agree to a deal with Israel, an American official said, ahead of negotiations in Cairo.
-
US Advises Its Citizens In Gaza To Move Closer To Egypt's Rafah Crossing
The US government on Saturday advised its citizens in Gaza to move south toward the Rafah border crossing with Egypt to be ready for its possible reopening after a Hamas attack in Israel drew Israeli military retaliation.
-
5 Americans Among 7 Dead In Sinai Helicopter Crash: Peacekeeping Force
A helicopter crash in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula involving a multi-national observer force killed seven people on Thursday -- five Americans, a French national and a Czech citizen, the force said.
-
World Cup 2018: Luis Suarez Winner Sends Uruguay Into Last 16 With Hosts Russia
The South Americans take on the hosts in their final Group A match on June 25 with top spot on the line, while Egypt and Saudi Arabia have been eliminated after both suffered back-to-back defeats.
-
Egypt Women Take To The American Football Field
It's a sight that few would imagine in Cairo -- an American football field full of Egyptian women.
-
Manoj Kumar Enters Second Round of AIBA World Olympic Qualifiers
Manoj Kumar defeated Puerto Rico's Danielito Zorrila de la Rosa in the opening light welterweight (64kg) 2-1 to enter the second round where he will be up against second seed Mohamed Eslam Ahmed Aly of Egypt
-
Mexico Says 8 Nationals Killed in Egypt Attack
The bodies of six more Mexican tourists mistakenly killed in a military strike in Egypt were identified today, raising the number of dead from the Latin American nation to eight.
-
6 Peacekeepers Hurt in Sinai Bombings: Pentagon
Six peacekeepers -- four Americans and two multinational troops -- were injured when improvised explosive devices were detonated in two separate bombings, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
-
Islamic State Steps Up Egypt Campaign With Italy Consulate Hit
With the high-profile bombing of Italy's consulate in the heart of the Egyptian capital, the Islamic State jihadist group has stepped up its deadly campaign against the regime by striking Cairo's Western allies.
-
IS-Linked Group Claims Killing of American in Egypt
An Egyptian militant group that pledged allegiance to the Islamic State organisation last month has claimed it was behind the killing of an American oil worker in August.
-
Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
-
Iran Strikes Spread As US Troop Buildup Spurs Escalation Concern
Iran's weekend strikes on Middle Eastern aluminum plants may affect the prices of metal used in everything from airplanes to food packaging.
-
"Like Mouse Hitting Elephant": American Economist On US Action Against India
American economist Richard Wolff said that the United States is acting like the "world's tough guy" against India, but is only shooting itself in the foot, as it is pushing the BRICS to be an economic alternative to the West.
-
"This Is Anubis": Apollo The Dog Is Viral After Climbing Giza Pyramid
The viral footage, captured by American paragliding enthusiast Alex Lang and shared online by his friend Marshall Mosher, showed Apollo - the dog - fearlessly climbing the 136-metre monument.
-
Why Palestinians Can Count On US Students But Not Arab Allies To Protest
Palestinians may be gratified to see American university campuses erupt in outrage over Israel's offensive in Gaza, but some in the embattled enclave are also wondering why no similar protests have hit the Arab countries they long viewed as allies.
-
Biden Urges Egypt, Qatar To Press Hamas To Accept Hostage Deal
US President Joe Biden on Friday asked Egyptian and Qatari leaders for help in getting Hamas to agree to a deal with Israel, an American official said, ahead of negotiations in Cairo.
-
US Advises Its Citizens In Gaza To Move Closer To Egypt's Rafah Crossing
The US government on Saturday advised its citizens in Gaza to move south toward the Rafah border crossing with Egypt to be ready for its possible reopening after a Hamas attack in Israel drew Israeli military retaliation.
-
5 Americans Among 7 Dead In Sinai Helicopter Crash: Peacekeeping Force
A helicopter crash in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula involving a multi-national observer force killed seven people on Thursday -- five Americans, a French national and a Czech citizen, the force said.
-
World Cup 2018: Luis Suarez Winner Sends Uruguay Into Last 16 With Hosts Russia
The South Americans take on the hosts in their final Group A match on June 25 with top spot on the line, while Egypt and Saudi Arabia have been eliminated after both suffered back-to-back defeats.
-
Egypt Women Take To The American Football Field
It's a sight that few would imagine in Cairo -- an American football field full of Egyptian women.
-
Manoj Kumar Enters Second Round of AIBA World Olympic Qualifiers
Manoj Kumar defeated Puerto Rico's Danielito Zorrila de la Rosa in the opening light welterweight (64kg) 2-1 to enter the second round where he will be up against second seed Mohamed Eslam Ahmed Aly of Egypt
-
Mexico Says 8 Nationals Killed in Egypt Attack
The bodies of six more Mexican tourists mistakenly killed in a military strike in Egypt were identified today, raising the number of dead from the Latin American nation to eight.
-
6 Peacekeepers Hurt in Sinai Bombings: Pentagon
Six peacekeepers -- four Americans and two multinational troops -- were injured when improvised explosive devices were detonated in two separate bombings, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
-
Islamic State Steps Up Egypt Campaign With Italy Consulate Hit
With the high-profile bombing of Italy's consulate in the heart of the Egyptian capital, the Islamic State jihadist group has stepped up its deadly campaign against the regime by striking Cairo's Western allies.
-
IS-Linked Group Claims Killing of American in Egypt
An Egyptian militant group that pledged allegiance to the Islamic State organisation last month has claimed it was behind the killing of an American oil worker in August.
