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Damietta Port Fire: Drone Strike Suspected on US-Owned Gas Tanker in Egypt

Security & Conflict Faraji Daraja Faraji Daraja -
The Damietta Port fire has sparked international attention after maritime security firms suggested a drone strike hit a US-owned gas vessel at Egypt's Mediterranean energy hub. Authorities say the blaze has been contained, but the cause remains under investigation.

Egypt VAR Row Deepens After World Cup Exit To Argentina

Sports Ifeanyichukwu Ogbodo Ifeanyichukwu Ogbodo -
The Egypt World Cup VAR controversy continues to grow after the Egyptian Football Association filed a formal complaint with FIFA over disputed decisions in its round-of-16 defeat to Argentina.

African Teams at the 2026 World Cup Make History as 7 Reach Knockout Stage

Sports Ifeanyichukwu Ogbodo Ifeanyichukwu Ogbodo -
Seven African teams at the 2026 World Cup have reached the knockout stage, setting a new continental record and highlighting Africa's strongest-ever performance at a FIFA tournament.

Gunman Kills 8 at Egypt Transport Hub Before Being Killed by Police

Security & Conflict Joshua Moracha Joshua Moracha -
Eight people were killed in the Egypt transport hub shooting in Assiut after a gunman opened fire before police shot him dead.
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