Egypt pricks up its ears at Bush comments

CAIRO: Comments alluding to Egypt made by US President George Bush during his opening speech at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East drew a storm of criticism from…

Abdel-Rahman Hussein

No crash on the radar for GCC economies, say experts

SHARM EL-SHEIKH: The booming economies of Gulf nations will continue to grow in spite of increasing inflation, labor unrest and instability in global financial markets.At least that's what experts predicted…

Reem Nafie

Education takes the spotlight as WEF closes

SHARM EL-SHEIKH: Education was the talk of the town as the three-day World Economic Forum on the Middle East came to a close Tuesday in Sharm El-Sheikh, Klaus Schwab, founder…

Sherine El Madany

Beatlemania comes to Britain's Chelsea Flower Show with George Harrison-themed garden

LONDON: Beatlemania erupted at London s Chelsea Flower Show on Monday, as Ringo Starr joined George Harrison s widow for the opening of a garden inspired by the quiet Beatle.…

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A KHAWAGA'S TALE: Cairenes take their seats as Chelsea clash with Man United

Tonight's Champions League Final in Moscow will practically be a home game for English football team Chelsea, as the West London millionaires take on football's favorite global brand, Manchester United.I…

Peter A. Carrigan

The Apocalyptic Mind

It was only to be expected that former US Vice President Al Gore would give this month's Burmese cyclone an apocalyptic twist. "Last year, he said, "a catastrophic storm hit…

Robert Skidelsky

Two Asias

In discussing the Asian century , people talk most about the overall development of the South and East Asian countries, including China, India, Korea and Japan. The GNP of the…

Daily News Egypt

Should Palestinians forgive Israel?

In the first chapter of Amos Oz's novel "My Michael, the protagonist Hannah recalls her childhood friends, Khalil and Aziz, two Palestinians who in 1948 disappeared along with 800,000 of…

Daily News Egypt

Youth express frustration towards stalled peace process

SHARM EL-SHEIKH: Twelve young people from across the Middle East, including three from Israel, vented their frustration to four leading political figures over the economic situation in the region and…

Reem Nafie

UAE to train Egypt government officials

SHARM EL-SHEIKH: The Dubai School of Government (DSG) signed Monday a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Egyptian government to provide training for Egyptian government officials. The signing was attended…

Reem Nafie