Egypt main source of 2017 Middle East investments in France: Business France
300 Middle Eastern companies operated in France in 2017, employing over 24,000
MNHD targets merger with or acquisition of SODIC
New entity’s aggregate contracted sales will likely cross EGP 14bn mark, says Beltone Financial
Sold introduces local millennials to vintage
Trends are a vicious rollercoaster that praise and obsess over certain silhouettes until people can no longer stand the sight of them. With social media accelerating the speed of fast…
The Sahara Collection saves paws
Stray animals are a staple element of the bustling streets of Cairo. A pack of dogs could casually be seen around every corner, while the rare shade of trees is…
Egypt: Turning potential into performance
The revival of Egypt’s economic fortunes over the past few years has been nothing short of dramatic. The Arab world’s most populous country has devalued its currency and carried out…
Chemical attacks will continue unless there are consequences
If the lives of thousands of Syrians have no value to those watching indifferently, the whole world will be in danger when these precedents become familiar acts, made acceptable by…
‘Witch It’ wins top prizes at German Computer Games Awards
The most important prize in the country's gaming industry, the German Computer Games Awards selects innovative games in 14 categories. This year's winners include "Huxley," "Assassin's Creed Origins" and "Townsmen…
A small example of peaceful coexistence
Growing up in Tucumán, a town in the north of Argentina, I had the opportunity to see a small example of peaceful coexistence and collaboration between Arabs and Jews. I…
Are miracles ‘outside the realm of science’?
Using science to study Biblical events like the 'parting of the Red Sea' or miracles like the 'resurrection' is tricky — even if you're religious. Just ask software engineer and…
Facebook: dismantling an internet superstar
It's been a ropey period for Facebook, and with CEO Mark Zuckerberg now up before Congress, things may get even ropier. Can the social media stave off a decline that…