IKEA recalls millions of chests and dressers
Swedish furniture group IKEA has announced it's recalling tens of millions of chests and dressers in the US. The pieces are linked to the death of six children who got…
22 workers acquitted from bullying charges in Alexandria
Workers were informed of the trial after three years of the incident, says a worker
Al-Sisi calls for ending religious conflict during Lailet Al-Qadr celebration speech
Al-Azhar Grand Imam Ahmed Al-Tayeb and Endowment Minister Mohamed Mokhtar Gomaa spoke about their efforts to end religious conflict and plans to combat extremism
36 killed in attacks on Istanbul Ataturk airport
Yildrim believes that the time of the attack was very “meaningful”, as the country begins new foreign relations in the rapprochement with Israel and Russia
Curbing the sweet tooth: price changes affecting appetite for Eid Al-Fitr favourites
This year’s festive season has proved to be the weakest in demand for Eid products, says member of Commerce Chamber’s sweets division
Cairo Criminal Court adjourns mass trial of 494 in ‘Fath mosque’
This is the 13th postponement of this case's verdict and, by October, the accused will have spent over three years in custody
Former EU Commissioner Verheugen: Clear signs of dissolution
"There is a clear danger the European Union will not survive," former EU Commissioner Günter Verheugen told Deutsche Welle on Tuesday.
Verdict in Geneina trial set for 28 July
The former top auditor is accused of spreading false information and misleading the public
Terrorism in Turkey: threat from two sides
The bombing at Ataturk Airport is the most recent attack in a long line of lethal assaults Turkey has seen over the past year. The country is struggling to defend…
Microsoft Windows 10 upgrade row settled
Following a wave of complaints by users, Microsoft has decided to tweak its upgrade policy for the tech giant's Windows 10 operating system. The company is changing the notices it…