'Made in India' comes to Cairo in November

CAIRO: Seeking to enhance bilateral trade and investment between India and Egypt, the Embassy of India announced on Friday Egypt's first "Made in India Show. Due to be held in…

Sherine El Madany

In Somalia, shock and awe, followed by stalemate

"Get it done quickly and get out. That, says a senior US diplomat in Addis Ababa, was the goal of the little-noticed war that Ethiopia has been fighting, with American…

David Ignatius

Finance Minister upbeat about economy, defends real estate tax

CAIRO : Egyptian Finance Minister Youssef Boutros Ghali was upbeat last night about the performance of the economy with an anticipated growth rate of up to seven percent by the…

Sherine Abdel Monaim

KHAWAGA'S TALE: Fair play on the fairway

The Golf Hotel in Ain Sokhna hosted the last of the season's tournaments on Saturday, which was won by Mrs Wang Xiao Ming with a score of 69. The course,…

Peter A. Carrigan

Karnak Café is Mahfouz's angriest novel

CAIRO: It's hard to approach Naguib Mahfouz's Karnak Café without remembering Ali Badrakhan's harrowing 1975 film adaptation of this book about Nasser-era Egypt and our 1967 defeat to Israel. This…

Rania Al Malky

THE REEL ESTATE: An invigorating breath of French breeze

How do the French do it? is question that may persistently nag the mind whenever one watches a sweeping, enchanting French story like the latest Francis Veber s directed film…

Joseph Fahim

End the 'old boy' deal to choose a World Bank president

The whole sorry Wolfowitz affair looks like it is finally drawing to a close. It is hard to believe he will stay on much longer at the World Bank, and…

Joseph E. Stiglitz

What is Caesar's and what isn't in the Arab world

It is hard to get away from a central fact of Middle Eastern politics and statehood: the significant role played by the military and security forces in the business of…

Rami G. Khouri

Despite early hope: like father, like son

The first time I met Anwar Al-Bunni, in June 2005, one of Syria's numerous state-owned newspapers had just called him a traitor. Over tea that he made himself and countless…

Daily News Egypt

Poland's revolution is consuming its democratic child

Recently, the European Parliament condemned the Polish government's attempt to strip Bronislaw Geremek of his parliamentary mandate. A leader of Solidarity, a former political prisoner, and the foreign minister responsible…

Daily News Egypt