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- 1Dozens of delegations walk out of Netanyahu's UN speech●Full list of nations to walk out of Netanyahu’s speech: (Source: https://www. thelondoneconomic.com/news/ful l-list-of-c
Numerous national delegations walked out of Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the United Nations, including Suriname, Yemen, Egypt, Panama, Senegal, Palestine, Sudan and Tunisia, among others. The coordinated exits highlight deep international divisions over Israel's conduct in Gaza and the occupied territories, with the full list of countries circulating widely and drawing strong reactions from supporters and critics alike.
- 2Report: Egypt warned Netanyahu three times before October 7●Netanyahu received three warnings from Egypt about Gaza including in days before October 7 - report
A new report says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received three warnings from Egyptian intelligence about an imminent attack from Gaza, including in the days just before October 7, 2023. The claim fuels ongoing political controversy in Israel over whether the government ignored advance notice of Hamas's assault and who bears responsibility for the security failure.
- 3Egypt targets 5.2-5.4% growth next fiscal year●ZAWYA: Egypt targets 5.2% to 5.4% economic growth next fiscal year, planning minister tells S&P
Egypt's planning minister has told S&P the government is targeting economic growth of 5.2% to 5.4% in the next fiscal year. The forecast, carried by Zawya, signals Cairo's confidence in accelerating expansion as it pursues economic reforms and seeks to reassure investors and rating agencies about the country's fiscal trajectory.
- 4Ethiopia accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing anti-Abiy alliance●Ethiopia accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing alliance against Abiy
Ethiopia has publicly accused Egypt and Sudan of backing an alliance against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, sharpening tensions between the three countries. The claim escalates an already strained dispute in the Nile region, where Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam and Sudan's internal conflict have long fueled mistrust between Addis Ababa, Cairo and Khartoum.
- 5How the Iran war is squeezing Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt●How the Iran war is squeezing Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt from every direction
The conflict involving Iran is pressuring neighbouring and regional states from multiple directions, with Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt facing economic, security and diplomatic fallout. Analysts point to trade disruption, refugee and energy concerns, and the difficulty of balancing relations with Iran, the United States and Gulf partners as the war strains governments already dealing with domestic instability.
- 6Egypt's real estate market shifts toward diversified financing, says Savills●Egypt’s real estate market shifts towards more diversified financing model: Savills Egypt
Savills Egypt says the country's real estate market is moving away from traditional funding structures toward a more diversified financing model. The assessment points to a broader range of financial instruments and participants entering the Egyptian property sector. The observation is drawing attention among investors and developers tracking how Egypt's property market is evolving amid changing economic conditions.
- 7Unexpected reason revealed for Mohamed Salah's absence against South Sudan●Video: away from the tartan and the coach crisis, an unexpected reason for Mohamed Salah's absence against South Sudan
Mohamed Salah was left out of Egypt's World Cup qualifier against South Sudan, and reports point to a surprising explanation beyond the team's ongoing coaching turmoil and kit issues. Goal.com highlights the unexpected reason behind his absence in a video report, as fans debate Egypt's handling of its star forward during a turbulent spell for the national side.
- 8South Sudan face Egypt in Africa Cup of Nations qualifier●South Sudan vs Egypt: Africa Cup of Nations Qualification stats & head-to-head
South Sudan are taking on Egypt in an Africa Cup of Nations qualification match, with attention on the two sides' recent form and their head-to-head record. Egypt remain one of the continent's traditional powers, while South Sudan are among the newer footballing nations, making the mismatch of experience a talking point ahead of kickoff. Pundits and fans are weighing the stats as both teams chase a place at the tournament.