German museum’s disputed Mondrian works to be exhibited and investigated
Krefeld's museum said it would soon show the four disputed artworks by Dutch artist Piet Modrian. His heirs have demanded the works be handed over to them, and claim they…
The cities leading the transition to renewables
More than 100 cities worldwide get at least 70 percent of their electricity from renewable sources, according to a new initiative. How did they manage and what can we learn…
Krill can digest ocean plastics: ‘That is certainly not good news at all’
Scientists have shown for the first time that krill can break down plastic through digestion. But what might sound like a solution to marine plastic pollution is actually very concerning,…
IBM and Injaz train Egyptian women on design thinking on International Women’s Day
This comes as part of IBM’s efforts to improve the traditional templates for Design Thinking
‘Ciao, Capitano’: Emotional farewell to Davide Astori, ‘a man with a capital M.’
Thousands gathered outside the Santa Croce Basilica in Florence, Italy, on Thursday to bid an emotional farewell to Davide Astori, the Italian international footballer who passed away suddenly on Saturday…
EEHC to complete evaluating financial bids for Hamrawein power plant in March
Mitsubishi Hitachi, Orascom Construction, and Elsewedy consortium will probably win the tender: sources
Delek Drilling and Noble Energy negotiate for usage rights of the East Mediterranean Gas Pipeline
Delek Drilling and Noble Energy, the operators of Israel’s largest natural gas fields Tamar and Leviathan, are currently negotiating to receive the usage rights of the East Mediterranean Gas Pipeline…
Egypt receives final $1bn tranche of World Bank loan
Egypt has received the third and final $1bn tranche of the $3bn World Bank loan on Wednesday, according to Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr. Nasr added that…
Sawiris family dominates Forbes’ ‘World’s Richest Arabs 2018’ list
Nassef Sawiris tops the list, while Naguib Sawiris came in the sixth spot
The hostage crisis that shook Germany’s rules of reporting: Gladbeck
A new TV miniseries revisits the 1988 Gladbeck hostage crisis. Dubbed the "darkest hour" in postwar German media history, coverage of the event shattered the nation and redefined the rules…