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Despite the blocking of the famed Suez Canal, the waterway remains a vital passage for ships and cargo.
Omer Faruk Gergerlioglu’s appeal will not be heard by Turkey top court, following his expulsion from parliament.
A conference to raise money for humanitarian aid for Syria has secure just over half what it hoped to secure.
President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi has warned Ethiopia not to take Egypt’s share of the Nile water when building the giant Renaissance Dam.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi pledged investment to avoid any repetition of the Suez Canal's closure.
From Tuesday through April 12, 300 Israelis will be allowed through Taba on the Red Sea each day.
The dispute over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has been simmering for around a decade and mediation attempts with downstream Egypt and Sudan have repeatedly failed.
Despite early reports that Saudi Arabia wishes to maintain the OPEC+ oil production cuts, conflicting accounts have since emerged.
Stuck for days across the canal, the ship's middle rose and fell with the tide, bending up and down under the tremendous weight of some 20,000 containers across its length.
France has reopened its embassy in Libya after seven years of closure.
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