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Libyan crisis highlights political parties’ weakness
Parliament will keep marginalising Christian community unless state expresses serious interest in issue, says rights activist
Commercial Registry draft law creates attractive investment environment: Minister of Supply
Investment environmentâs attractiveness is particularly relevant ahead of Marchâs Economic Summit
Parliamentary elections update- 18 February
Most candidates are aged between 41 and 50 years of age.
Djokovic and Serena Williams win Australian Open Tennis Championship
Novak Djokovic, who is currently ranked the ATPâs world No 1, won the âmen singlesâ competition against Andy Murray, who is ranked 6th internationally, with a score of 7-6, 7-6, 6-3, 6-0.
Egypt to push for removing âterroristâ websites
Removing internet content impossible, digital security expert
English players win Australian Ladies Open Championship for Golf
Australian player Karrie Webb held a record for winning the title eight times, followed by Swedish Annika Sörenstam, and English Laura Davies with three titles
Militias respond to Egyptian airstrikes, attack Libyan airport
Attack resulted in cancellation of plane scheduled to transport Egyptians from western Libya for their safety
Cricket World Cup 2015
Fourteen teams are participating in the 11th Cricket World Cup hosted by Australia and New Zealand, which began on 14 February and will continue until 29 March. The teams will play a total of 49 matches in 14 different cities. Australian playing fields will host 26 matches in seven cities: Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, …
786,000 tourists visited Egypt in December 2014
Departing tourists increased, totalling over 702,000 in December 2014, a 14.8% increase, says CAPMAS
Joint statement on Libya calls for ‘political resolution’
UN-led national unity government âbest hopeâ for Libya, says statement
In Pictures: Egyptians ask for intercession on Mulid Al-Hussein
A giant whirl of people from across Egypt and the world circling the Al-Hussein mosque, square and neighbourhood, is the distinguished mark of one of Cairoâs most special nights. On the last Tuesday of the Islamic month of Rabiâ Al-Thani, Sufis and Shiâas celebrate in Egypt the memory of the burial of the Prophet …
Number of Egyptians beheaded in Libya stands at 20
UN and church official in Minya correct and confirm figure
Bassem Youssef set to star in secretly filmed documentary
Surgeon-turned-television presenter will star in âTickling Giantsâ about free speech and satire in the Middle East
Aya Afify says no to anorexia
In a regular room with dim lighting, several known faces were photographed by the renowned Photo Boutique to raise awareness against anorexia.
2 conscripts injured in Rafah attack
The armed assailants were unidentified
Details on lost Ancient Egyptian queenâs tomb emerge
Czech archaeological team and AUC professor discover tomb of an Ancient Egyptian queen at the Abusir necropolis, southwest of Cairo
Intel, education ministry trained over 500,000 teachers: Corporate Affairs Manager
Economy, social issues in Egypt are opportunity to boost entrepreneurship, bureaucracy, legislations, copyrights are prominent challenges
Football deaths renew spotlight on Egyptâs notorious security forces
By James M. Dorsey A stampede at a Cairo stadium earlier this month, much like a politically-loaded football brawl in the Suez Canal city of Port Said three years ago, is shining a spotlight on Egyptâs unreformed, unabashedly violent, and politically powerful police and security forces amid confusion over what precisely happened and how many …
Egypt not sluggish joining entrepreneurship field: Intel Programme Manager
The government can provide bigger market for small businesses by introducing law allowing a percentage of big company contracts to go to small companies
Local alliance, banks negotiate to discuss financing of PPP projects
We are preparing to participate in the qualifying tender once it is launched, says Fayyad
Microsoft plans acquisition of Israeli company developing touch services
By Sally Saad US technology company Microsoft will purchase Israeli company N-trig, specialised in fast-response touch techniques and digital pens, with a total cost of $200m. The 190 companyâs employees will be moved to Microsoft to be part of a research centre developing the touch technology and digital pens, according to Israeli newspapers Yedioth and …
TDA revokes 22m metres from investors over ‘lack of commitment’: Tourism ministry
Ministry follows up with projects to be implemented, as per timetable with investors, withdraws land from uncommitted investors
Egypt Post committee formed for real estate investment: Chairman
15 buildings affiliated to Egypt Post identified for solar power generation utilisation
Al-Sisi demands lifting arms embargo on Libya
Egypt demands that UN Security Council mandate coalition to intervene in Libya
EGOTH to develop Shepherd Hotel in 2016: EGOTH chairman
Tourism company intends to develop Shepherd Hotel in Downtown Cairo in the framework of its strategy for maximising utilisation of assets
Egyptâs locally praised airstrikes condemned by opposition
Parallel government in Libya consider airstrikes violation of international law
Egypt asks international community not to selectively fight terrorism
âIS is only a faction, there are other extremist groups that are as dangerous,â says Foreign Ministry spokesperson
Egyptian student given prison sentence for atheist Facebook posts
Suez Canal University President personally filed legal case against student Sherif Gaber, who claims he was tortured in custody
HRW calls for investigation into civilian deaths from Egyptian airstrikes
Rights group condemns âwar crimeâ beheadings, but says both sides should spare civilian lives
35 more Egyptians âdetainedâ in Libya: State media
Reports from Libya claim Egyptians were kidnapped from areas controlled by âIslamic Stateâ