Bitcoins—do they really exist?
Bitcoin is a computerised currency. It is similar to the "intergalactic credits" seen in so many works of science fiction.
Middle Eastern unrest: dimensions beyond religion
Given the current Middle Eastern scenario, one may reasonably hold the argument that the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East owes its burden equally to the Machiavellian Anglo-American policies in…
Shoukry meets US vice president-elect Pence
Al-Sisi keen to strengthen relations between both countries, says Shoukry
Finance Ministry approves state guarantee for Toyota alliance’s Suez wind farm
Toyota, Orascom, GD France alliance to sign contracts with Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company in January
Al-Sisi starts two-day UAE visit
The president's visit aims to confirm bilateral relations between both countries
Android smartphones hit by ‘largest account breach to date’
Researchers in Israel uncover new malware affecting Google-powered smartphones. They say more than 1 million uses are affected by 'Gooligan,' which steals user data.
Conscription: what is it good for?
This article neither responds nor is even remotely interested in the televised report broadcast by Qatar's Al-Jazeera about conscription or compulsory drafting in the Egyptian army. This goes back to…
No option but to cancel customs duty-free decision: poultry producers union
Local ingredients in poultry feed comprise 45% of the feed, while the rest is imported
Euro worries hinge on Italian referendum
It's been dismissed as a protest vote. But with Italian voters likely to reject a reform package in a plesbiscite, fears are growing that it could signal the beginning of…
Dr.WEEE: Egypt’s latest vision for e-waste management
Maybe it’s broken and cannot be fixed. Maybe it costs more to maintain than to replace. Or maybe it’s just old and you have bought a newer model. Either way,…