Shell’s dues increase to $1.1bn in return for its share from El-Borollos, Rasheed gas fields
The government is taking its partner’s share, about $50m per month, and does not pay all of it, claims a source
Mokhtar, flatmates approach 6 months in detention
Appeals against unreasonable detention rejected by judicial authorities, says AFTE
Adly, Badr, and Al-Saqa finally allowed time out of prison cells
Journalists Amr Badr and Mahmoud Al-Saqa received detention renewals on Tuesday
Freedom of expression twist far beyond changing Protest Law
The regime has no interest in an open political sphere, say human rights experts
Irrigation Minister in Uganda to increase bilateral hydro projects
Abdel Aaty may discuss 'Entebbe' agreement; Israeli contributes to upcoming hydro siege, says expert
Kobler, Hafter in Cairo to discuss developments in Libya
The UN envoy to Libya briefed the new Arab League secretary-general on the current political process
HRW demands ban of ‘anal examinations’
The controversial practice is commonly used on gay men in Egypt to determine whether they habitually practice anal sex
UK’s May takes center stage in turbulent times
Theresa May, the longest-serving home secretary of recent times, has been known as a modernizer, an authoritarian - and above all, a pragmatist. Samira Shackle reports from London on Britain's…
Slight increase in electricity prices, cabinet to approve decision in days: Mohamed Shaker
The modification to the exchange rate is the main reason for the increase in electricity prices
Egyptian embassy ensures safety of Egyptians in Juba following clashes
Embassy receives around 45 Egyptians who are currently staying there until ceasefire