Race for Cyprus gas and oil sparks tensions in the Mediterranean

After years of fiscal gloom, Cyprus’ government is pressing ahead with its drilling plans. But potential instability looms as Turkey talks tough and sends battleships to the region.It's deja-vu all…

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Decaying infrastructure taking a toll on America

America's infrastructure is in a state of crisis. Roads and train lines are old, dangerous and cost the country billions of dollars in economic growth. Trump wants to repair damages…

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Nile Real Estate targets EGP 35m sales of first phase of Nile Park

The Nile Park’s first phase includes 24 units, with a 10% down payment, says Nile Real Estate’s CEO

Shaimaa Al-Aees

SIS says two translators fired over wrongly referring to Hurghada attack as terrorism

Arabic version of our report clearly said that the incident was an assault with melee weapons on tourists, motive undetermined, says authority head

Amira El-Fekki

Any decision regarding Qatari crisis should be taken inside GCC: Saudi FM

Doha is ready for conversations with its neighbors: Le Drian

Daily News Egypt

How is China involved in Gulf crisis?

Arabs are suspicious Belt and Road initiative as it will benefit Tehran

Mohammed El-Said

20% of total Grade A compounds in Cairo include social infrastructure on mixed-use developments: Colliers

Interest rates on developer finance is expected to remain high, resulting in higher unit prices passed on to end-users, says Colliers

Shaimaa Al-Aees

IMF answers 10 key questions about Egypt economic reform programme

aims to make Egypt's currency more flexible, strengthen competitiveness, improve the availability of foreign exchange, support exports and tourism, and attract foreign direct investment

Daily News Egypt

Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton celebrate British Grand Prix victory

The Mercedes driver set the fastest lap and stepped out of his car only one point behind Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in the championship. Hamilton celebrated by leaping into the crowd…

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Women’s Euro 2017: The hosts take their time but get the party started

For much of the Euros opener, it seemed the Netherlands might start their own shindig with a whimper. But DW'S Matt Pearson was in Utrecht to see the moment the…

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