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Egypt

The general public attend the screening of the movie The Knight and the Princess as part of 3rd edition of ElGouna Film Festival, at Marina Theatre, in ElGouna, Egypt on September 23. (AFP)

Independent cinema blossoms in Egypt

Hassan Abdel Zaher

Egypt

Laying the first stone. A 1979 file picture shows then Egyptian President Anwar Sadat (L) shaking hands with then Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin (R) in presence of then US President Jimmy Carter during dinner at the White House a day before the signing of the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty. (DPA)

In the Middle East, Egypt-Israel ties stand out

Geoffrey Aronson

Libya

A journalist reports from the front line during clashes between forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar and fighters loyal to the Libyan Government of National Accord, south of Tripoli. (AFP)

Berlin conference on Libya postponed, Turkish involvement continues

Egypt

Jordanian citizens Abdel Rahman Ali Hussein and Thaer Matar, who were detained during the September rare anti-government protests, arrive at Queen Alia International Airport after being released by Egyptian authorities. (DPA)

Claims of coerced confessions raise doubts about official accounts

Special correspondent

Egypt

Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam under construction in Guba Woreda, Benishangul Gumuz Region, Ethiopia, September 26. (Reuters)

Cairo mulls options after Nile dam talks fail

Oil market

Turkish drilling vessel Yavuz is escorted by Turkish Navy frigate TCG Gemlik (F-492) in the eastern Mediterranean Sea off Cyprus, August 6, 2019. (Reuters)

'Unlawful and unacceptable,' Egypt, Cyprus, Greece condemn gas exploration by Turkey

Syria

Former Egyptian President Anwar Sadat attending a meeting with then Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin (not pictured) at the beginning of the Egypt-Israel peace talks. (DPA)

Remembering the October War, 46 years on

Egypt

More than just news. An Egyptian man reads a newspaper in the neighbourhood of El-Gamaliah in Cairo. (AP)

Cairo media take shots at Turkey, Qatar as row mounts

Egypt

Daily struggle. Egyptians gather to buy subsidised sugar from a government truck in Cairo. (Reuters)

Egyptian government mulls new reforms after wave of street protests