Satellite image shows construction of Egypt's new capital
Thirty miles from Cairo, Egypt, the new city is projected to house five million residents and become a hub for government, sports and business operations.
New York City vs. Cairo—How the Big Apple Could Learn From Cairo's Metro
To call New York City's subway a pioneering wonder would be incorrect.
Containing Migration from Africa to Europe Demands Collaborative Efforts
Hunger and economic dependence on superpowers pose the biggest threat to Africans.
I'm excavating Alexander the Great's city—we've made important discoveries
Deep in Alexandria's ancient royal quarter are the ruins of Alexander the Great's civilization—and we're making very important discoveries.
Russia plans to usher in a "new world order"—More powers are signing up
"Advancement of the international community towards genuine multipolarity is gaining momentum," Russia's ambassador told Newsweek.
Netanyahu's big gamble
A potentially "catastrophic" assault on Gaza's "last refuge" looms as Israeli forces hunt for Hamas leaders and Israeli hostages.
Biden faces new problem over Israel's Rafah offensive
Egypt has warned that it might suspend its peace treaty with Israel if it moves forward with a planned offensive in Rafah.
Joe Biden's gaffe moments after defending mental fitness mocked
In a speech, the president referred to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi as the "president of Mexico."
Magic texts shine light on Egyptian religion during Roman and Arab rule
Researchers have revealed a set of magic texts, including love spells and hateful curses, that were used in Egypt centuries ago.
Israeli advance on Gaza's last refuge could prove "catastrophic"
Displaced Palestinians are crammed into the southern portion of the devastated territory as Israel hunts down Hamas.
China's top diplomat suggests US-led airstrikes against Houthis are illegal
China's reaction to the Houthi attacks has shed light on Beijing's commercial interest in the region.
What Was Israel Supposed to Do After Oct. 7? Not This
"In this kind of a fight, the center of gravity is the civilian population. And if you drive them into the arms of the enemy, you replace a tactical victory with a strategic defeat," U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recently said.
A DNA test changed everything I knew about my family
I shared the results with my parents, and my mother's reaction hinted at a hidden secret.
Fears of Suez Canal closure as Red Sea threats persist
Attacks on cargo ships by Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels—in support of Hamas—could potentially prevent access to crucial global shipping routes.
Ancient Egyptians kept "sacred" baboons in captivity, study reveals
The bodies of 36 mummified baboons were found with lesions and abnormalities in their bones, suggesting they had been mistreated in captivity.
My Egyptian Family Fought Israel Nobly. Hamas Are Nothing but Terrorists
It is not a defense of Palestinian rights to justify atrocities, even those committed in their name. It is time for all stakeholders to reclaim control of the Palestinian cause.
Israel-Hamas ceasefire won't last, Netanyahu's ex-adviser claims
Fifty Gaza hostages and 150 Palestinian prisoners are expected to be freed amid a pause in the fighting.
Russia asks allies if it can have its weapons back: report
Russia has reportedly reached out to Pakistan, Egypt, Belarus and Brazil, in an attempt to boost its arsenal for the war with Ukraine.
Why Hamas Is a Direct Threat to U.S. Interests
As the dominos begin to fall, their impact on major regional players like Jordan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia will be dramatic.
Is Egypt's border with Gaza open? What we know, what we don't
"There may be very little notice if the crossing opens, and it may only open for a limited time," a U.S. State Department spokesperson told Newsweek.
Palestinian militants hijacked my plane. I know the hostages' pain
The events in Israel and Gaza are all too familiar. Hamas has the same goal as the PFLP five decades ago.
Israeli tourists killed in Egypt shooting
The fatal shooting comes after Hamas launched an attack into Israeli territory.
Menendez indictment reveals "devastating" envelopes of cash, gold bars
The indictment said that Senator Bob Menendez and his wife "engaged in a corrupt relationship with three New Jersey associates and businessmen."
Unearthed objects were used in "magical" rituals by sorcerers 400 years ago
The strange objects, which include anthropomorphic figurines and clay rattles, were found at a campsite along an important pilgrimage route.
Remains of 2,000-year-old shipwreck loaded with wine jugs discovered
The ship likely sunk after colliding with an underwater island as it sailed in 300 B.C.
Video shows Putin forced to wait awkwardly for Egypt's president
Putin, who has been left waiting in the past by other world leaders, is hosting dozens of African nations in St. Petersburg this week.
A Very Cold Peace in the Middle East
While official Egyptian policy is peace with Israel, Egyptians have other ideas.
Woman finds 3,000-year-old Egyptian goddess figurine during beach walk
The figurine, found on a beach in southern Israel, was confirmed by the Israel Antiquities Authority to be a carving of the Egyptian goddess Hathor.
Shark that attacked and ate man in graphic video to be mummified
A man's head, shoulders and torso were found in the stomach of the tiger shark after local fishermen caught the creature and it was bludgeoned to death.
Graphic videos show tiger shark's attack on man swimming in sea
The shark circled the Russian man before attacking him and dragging him under the water.