La Belgique et l'Égypte s'affrontent ce lundi soir pour leur premier match de la Coupe du Monde 2026. Les compositions officielles sont désormais connues, avec une Belgique qui jouera sans avant-centre pur.
À l'approche de la Coupe du monde, les supporters belges affichent une prudence inhabituelle, marqués par les déceptions passées et les tensions internes de l'équipe. Le nouveau sélectionneur, Rudi Garcia, tente de rallier les sceptiques.
Egypt, despite winning the Africa Cup of Nations seven times, has never won a World Cup match. Star player Mohamed Salah, carrying an injury, aims to lead the Pharaohs to their first victory in their fourth appearance, a feat that would cement his legacy.
Donald Trump will attend a G7 working session with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in France, but no bilateral meeting is scheduled. Meanwhile, Ukraine conducted drone attacks in Russia's Krasnodar and Volgograd regions, hitting a sea terminal and an oil station.
Egypt has fully settled its outstanding debts to foreign public companies in the oil and natural gas sector, totaling approximately $6.1 billion as of June 30, 2024. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly announced the final payment was made on June 10, marking a significant achievement for the Egyptian economy and investor confidence.
Former Germany striker Miroslav Klose anticipates his World Cup goal record will be broken, favoring Lionel Messi to achieve it. Meanwhile, young Egyptian talent Hamza Abdel Karim is set to make his mark, and Qatar faces a tough opener against Switzerland in the 2026 World Cup.
Egypt will begin their 2026 World Cup campaign against Belgium on Monday, June 15, at Lumen Field in Seattle. The match will kick off at 10 PM Cairo time. Egypt has a historical advantage, winning 3 out of 4 previous friendly encounters against Belgium.
The Egyptian Football Association announced that FIFA has prohibited the display of continental championship stars on national team jerseys during the World Cup. Egypt will remove its seven stars, representing its African Cup of Nations titles, from its jersey for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. FIFA also requested a change in the number color from gold to white for better visibility.
A report by the Israeli newspaper Maariv highlights the accelerating military convergence between Egypt and Turkey, which is reshaping regional power dynamics and presenting new security challenges for Israel. The two nations have begun joint air and naval exercises, signaling a strategic partnership aimed at addressing regional challenges and reordering power balances.
Maariv newspaper highlights the joint air exercise between Turkey and Egypt in Egypt, calling it an 'unprecedented strategic transformation' and a sign of a new regional architecture. The report suggests a potential 'Muslim alliance' involving Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, urging Israel to be prepared.
FIFA has requested the Egyptian Football Association to remove the seven stars from their national team's jersey during the 2026 World Cup. These stars represent African Cup of Nations titles, and FIFA regulations stipulate that stars on World Cup jerseys should only signify World Cup victories. Additionally, the numbers on the jerseys will be changed from gold to white for better visibility.
Egypt's Supreme Council for Media has ordered the deletion of a TV episode from Al-Shams channel after it allegedly violated the privacy of the late actor Abdel Aziz Makhyoun. The episode, hosted by Mohamed El-Ghaiti, is accused of misrepresenting his statements about the deceased actor.
An Egyptian court heard arguments in a major drug case, with the prosecution seeking the death penalty for defendants. The case, dubbed "Sarah Khalifa's gang," involves alleged drug manufacturing and distribution, with key figures reportedly being Iraqi and Egyptian nationals.
Egypt faces a diplomatic dilemma amid US, Israel, and Iran tensions. While allied with the US and Israel, Cairo seeks to mediate and avoid direct involvement, causing friction with Gulf states. Economic fallout from Red Sea attacks impacts Suez Canal revenues, while US pressure mounts for normalization with Israel.
Levantamento aponta redução no índice de infestação do mosquito Aedes aegypti, mas ainda em situação de alerta. Ação identificou e eliminou 2.348 criadouros em 2.415 imóveis inspecionados em maio.
Egypt's Supreme Council for Media Regulation has received a complaint against sports presenter Ahmed Shobier for alleged incitement and defamation. The complaint, filed by MP Ahmed Farghaly, accuses Shobier of inciting violence and creating division among Egyptians.
Egypt aims to break its winless streak in the 2026 World Cup, having never won a match in three previous appearances. The Pharaohs, record African champions, face Belgium, Iran, and New Zealand in Group G under a new 48-team format.
Recent altercations in Egypt, particularly on public transport, have reignited debate over refugee rights and the strain on limited resources. While authorities claim equal treatment, incidents involving foreigners and citizens, often over seating priority, have led to police intervention and public criticism.
Egypt's Supreme Council for Media Regulation summoned lawyer for Al-Shams TV channel and host Mohamed El-Ghaiti over remarks on late actor Abdel Aziz Makhyoun's private life. The council ordered the episode removed from social media pending investigation into a complaint by the Actors' Syndicate.
Recent altercations in Egypt, particularly on public transport, have ignited a debate about the rights and treatment of foreigners. While authorities claim equal treatment, incidents fueled by economic pressures and perceived strain on resources reveal underlying tensions and calls for international support in managing the refugee population.
Egypt's Ministry of Culture is hosting "Art Street" in downtown Cairo, featuring diverse classical, folk, and visual arts. The initiative aims to revive street performance culture and enhance public engagement with art.
Recent clashes in Egypt involving foreigners have reignited debate over refugees' rights and the strain on limited resources. While authorities claim equal treatment, incidents in public spaces highlight tensions fueled by economic hardship and public sentiment, with calls for better international support.
Egypt is preparing to transition its food subsidy system from in-kind goods to cash payments, sparking concerns among citizens about potential exclusion from support. The government plans to segment beneficiaries based on economic need, with stricter criteria for eligibility.
Israeli media express concern over Russia's nuclear project in Egypt, viewing it as a strategic foothold and a potential threat to Israel's regional superiority and security, prompting Israel to consider its own nuclear power plant.
