Saudi FM says Israel behaves like 'spoiled child'

RIYADH: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal said on Saturday that Israel acts like a "spoiled child and stalls Middle East peace talks thanks to easy international treatment."We can't reach…

AFP
AFP

Mubarak appoints new education, transport ministers

CAIRO: President Hosni Mubarak announced Sunday afternoon the appointment of Alaa El Din Mohamed Fahmy, head of Egypt National Postal Authority, as the new Minister of Transport, and Ahmed Zaki…

Safaa Abdoun

Labor dilemma in Egypt's garment sector presages larger problems

CAIRO: For years Egypt has exported laborers, primarily to its wealthy neighbors in the Gulf. Remittances from Egyptians working abroad are one of the three primary sources of revenue on…

Annelle Sheline

Egypt's OT to challenge Mobinil decision in court

CAIRO: Egypt s Orascom Telecom will challenge in court a decision to allow France Telecom to buy all of mobile operator Mobinil s shares in a deal worth a potential…

Daily News Egypt

The Avatar decade

James Cameron s latest epic "Avatar is the work of a visionary ... but if you are an avid moviegoer who has followed his work in the past three decades,…

Firas Al-Atraqchi

The best of both worlds

RAMLA, Israel: For at least two millennia, political and educational philosophers have remained adamant about the pre-eminent place formal schooling holds in shaping the "good citizen.However, while the place of…

Daily News Egypt

The fairness of financial rescue

BERKELEY: Perhaps the best way to view a financial crisis is to look at it as a collapse in the risk tolerance of investors in private financial markets. Maybe the…

Bradford DeLong

No military solution to conflicts

The nature of the current wars in the wider western Asian area reveals a disturbing trend: next to sources of conflict between states there are an increasing number of conflicts…

Daily News Egypt

Egyptian parents start to realize importance of PCs for children, says study

CAIRO: Conventionally, before Egyptian students sit for their thanawya amma exams, outings and time spent watching TV and usining computers is automatically cut down, if not eliminated altogether. Seen by…

Tamim Elyan

France joins Europe flu vaccine sell-off

PARIS: France has joined other European countries in selling off millions of its emergency swine flu vaccines after buying far more than it needed to fight the outbreak, the government…

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