Ittihad extend Hamdi's ban

ALEXANDRIA: Ittihad Manager Mohamed Salah has decided to extend playmaker Youssef Hamdi's suspension to include another league game. Hamdi has been banned by the club for one match, the 1-1…

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Job hotline only to raise awareness, says ministry spokesman

CAIRO: Youth looking desperately for jobs found new hope in a series of ads encouraging college graduates to join jobs usually considered to be beneath them. The ads don't just…

Yasmine Saleh

Looking at alternatives

Al-Qaeda is generally viewed as a global threat bent on changing the world order at any cost. This hybrid movement has its distant and various roots in the Muslim Brotherhood…

Daily News Egypt

A star is jailed

Joseph Estrada, the disgraced former president of the Philippines, faces the prospect of spending his remaining years in prison after a special court in Manila found him guilty of amassing…

Daily News Egypt

The Montreal Protocol: A model of global cooperation

Yesterday we commemorated the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Montreal Protocol, a groundbreaking international agreement that curbed and eventually reversed the thinning of the ozone layer, and ushered…

Daily News Egypt

Rape scene in TV series denounced as tarnishing Egypt's reputation

CAIRO: The rape scene in Egyptian actress Youssra's new Ramadan TV series, A Public Opinion Case, was denounced for tarnishing Egypt s reputation by member of the National Council for…

Yasmine Saleh

Living on the fringes

Over 200 people attended Egyptian artist Nader Sadek s exhibit "The Faceless which opened earlier this month at Michael Steinberg Fine Art in New York s Chelsea district. The exhibit…

Aida Nassar

Food for thought

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Egypt, UK to diversify trade, investment portfolio

CAIRO: While Egypt and the United Kingdom have always enjoyed strong bilateral trade relations - namely in the oil and gas sector - both sides are working to diversify their…

Sherine El Madany

Ericsson keeps 'low profile' in Mideast amid new cartoon row

STOCKHOLM: Swedish telecoms giant Ericsson said Sunday it was keeping a low profile in the Middle East after Al-Qaeda in Iraq threatened it over a cartoon which appeared in a…

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