Gaza Peace Summit: One Year of Ceasefire Progress

The U.S. State Department has marked the first anniversary of the Gaza Peace Summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, citing an enduring ceasefire, the return of all hostages, and the establishment of new governance structures as key …

Elias Bramwell

October 22, 2026

Gaza Peace Summit: One Year of Ceasefire Progress

Science

Secret chambers in Tutankhamun’s tomb could hold the burial of a lost Egyptian queen – we may get answers soon

There is growing interest in the possibility of hidden spaces next to the king’s tomb.

Geopolitics

Italy's Rampolla del Tindaro Named UN Chief in Egypt

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has appointed Italian diplomat Gianluca Rampolla del Tindaro as the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Egypt, with the host government's approval. He assumed the role on 4 October, bringing over 25 years of experience in development cooperation, humanitarian assistance, and peacebuilding.

Lifestyle

Everyday Life in Modern Egypt

Egypt's lifestyle is shaped by a deep blend of Islamic tradition, Mediterranean influences, and rapid urban growth. From the bustling streets of Cairo to the quieter rhythms of rural villages along the Nile, daily life reflects both ancient heritage and contemporary pressures.

Culinary

Classic Egyptian Koshari: Cairo's Beloved Comfort Bowl

Step onto any bustling Cairo street corner as the sun begins to dip, and you'll catch the scent before you see the stall: cumin-laced tomato sauce simmering, garlic sizzling in oil, and the sweet caramel perfume of onions frying to a deep golden crisp. This is the aroma of koshari, a dish so woven into Egyptian daily life that it transcends class, neighborhood, and generation. From marble-countered downtown eateries to plastic stools set up along dusty alleyways, everyone has an opinion about whose koshari reigns supreme.