Egypt stun England to take women's squash team title
CAIRO: Egypt beat defending champions England 2-1 to win the women s world team championship title for the first time on Saturday.Egyptian number one Omneya Abdel Kawy, ranked seven in…
Four dead in El Tebbein clashes
CAIRO: Four people are presumed dead following clashes between two families in El Tebbein, in Nazlet Elian Village, approximately 40 km from central Cairo. The entrance to the village is…
Egypt diplomats worst traffic offenders, says London paper
CAIRO: Egyptian diplomats along with their Saudi Arabian, Afghani and Sudanese counterparts are the worst violators of London's traffic laws, reported the Daily Telegraph on Tuesday.According to the newspaper, "the…
Journalists arrested at thwarted Gaza caravan assembly point
CAIRO: Egyptian authorities again prevented the departure of an aid caravan destined for Gaza on Saturday, and arrested two journalists at the caravan's assembly point outside Cairo's State Council.According to…
In Focus: Post Mumbai Jihadists
The recent Mumbai bombings which killed nearly 180 people and injured 300 will be a turning point in the future of "jihadism around the world. Now it is possible to…
From neoliberalism to no liberalism?
WASHINGTON, DC: The era of free-market capitalism launched in the 1980's by Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan - often called "neoliberalism by its opponents - is over. This ideological wave…
The last of the neo-cons
NEW YORK: With George W. Bush's presidency about to end, what will happen to the neo-conservatives? Rarely in the history of American politics has a small number of bookish intellectuals…
