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Why the once-exclusive Egyptian resort of Ras El Bar is no longer suitable for the faint-hearted

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By Hamza Hendawi Verified
| The National Verified
Once a sleepy upmarket beach destination, the town of Ras El Bar on Egypt's Mediterranean coast now attracts the not-so-well-heeled from across the Nile Delta after losing its well-to-do patrons to newer, more vibrant spots. Sitting on a spit of land along the eastern bank of the Damietta branch of the Nile where it empties into the Mediterranean, Ras El Bar offers a view found almost nowhere else: fresh river water on one side, open sea on the other.
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Al Obeid in darkness as RSF maintains siege of key Sudan city Original

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By Hamza Hendawi Verified, Al Shafie Ahmed
| The National Verified
The army-held city of Al Obeid is suffering a total blackout and skyrocketing food prices as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces continues its siege of the key Sudanese city, residents say. The ​UN ​Human Rights ​Council passed ⁠a motion on Monday condemning the escalating ⁠violence committed by the RSF in Al Obeid and setting up an urgent inquiry into alleged abuses there.
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El Sisi opens vast ‘Octagon’ state HQ in new Egyptian capital

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By Hamza Hendawi Verified
| The National Verified
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has opened the “Octagon”, a vast structure in Egypt's New Capital that serves as a national command centre that the Egyptian leader said reflects the will of the nation. Wearing a field marshal uniform and sunglasses, Mr El Sisi, also the supreme commander of the armed forces, delivered an address championing the defining policies of his 13-year rule, from zero tolerance of political Islam to unmitigated opposition to the Arab uprisings.
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