Palatial pageantry

Shirley Johnston writes about Egypt's palaces and villasWhen Shirley Johnston arrived in Egypt to write and produce her book, "Egyptian Palaces and Villas: 1808-1960, she never expected it to take…

Daily News Egypt

Touring the capital

Author of "Cairo: The Family Guide talks about discovering the cityCAIRO: School is out for the summer and the kids are on the loose. While trying to figure out how…

Aida Nassar

Treasuring our heritage

UNESCO funds museums to showcase antiquities in Cairo and AlexandriaTwo grand museums in Cairo and Alexandria have been given the go-ahead by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization,…

Daily News Egypt

Turning an ordinary plane ride into an enthralling experience

CAIRO: "Liberty of expression can come in the form of writing, film, from intellects or from body language. The body is a huge tool for reflecting social and political issues,…

Farah El Alfy

Tomb in Egypt reveals flowers, not mummies

Could have been tomb of King Tutankhamen's motherLUXOR, Egypt: Archaeologists hoped the first tomb discovered in the Valley of the Kings in 80 years would hold the mummy of King…

Daily Star Egypt Staff

NGO's present plans to EUROMED conference

CAIRO: In an effort to enhance and facilitate the creation and management of women's enterprises, 30 non-governmental organizations (NGO's) from 10 Mediterranean countries presented seven different projects for women's economic…

Daily News Egypt

Word on the Street

Third mobile license receives mixed reactionsCAIRO: Egyptian authorities have received more than 11 bids for the third mobile license since it was first announced. The winner will compete with Vodafone…

Ahmad Aboul-Wafa

EU refuses to link aid to political reform

CAIRO: The European Union (EU) on Tuesday reaffirmed its policy of not making political reform a conditional requisite of the aid it supplies to Egypt.Speaking at a press conference to…

Daily News Egypt

Press round-up: News centers around intellectual freedom

New judiciary law and Ibrahim Eissa s imprisonment dominate newsCAIRO: The new judiciary law, the year-long jail sentence Al-Destour editor Ibrahim Eissa received for insulting the president, and the coverage…

Sarah El Sirgany

Second Round Wrap-up Part Two

Football super powers dominate the World CupCAIRO: Italy was fortunate to walk away with a last-minute victory against an impressive Australian team. From the start, the Italians resorted to a…

Daily News Egypt