Russian delegation to inspect Egypt airports soon
Shoukry calls British counterpart to discuss resumption of UK flights to Sharm El-Sheikh
EgyptAir starts pilgrimage return flights Thursday
The scheduled flights will transport 75,000 passengers back to Egypt
The Beatles are back as Ron Howard’s Eight Days a Week’ hits theaters
Ron Howard's Beatles documentary contains never-before-seen footage of the Fab Four on tour. "Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years," released 50 years after the band's four-year nonstop tour,…
AdBlock Plus launches service to sell ads
One of the internet's most popular ad-blocking services is launching an ad platform. It may sound odd, but it's actually a logical next step in AdBlock Plus' quest to give…
Aleksander Ceferin of Slovenia elected new UEFA president
Aleksander Ceferin of Slovenia has been elected as the new president of UEFA, European football's governing body. Ceferin is to complete the term of banned former President Michel Platini.
Samsung caps battery charging on Galaxy Note 7
Samsung has urged South Korean users of its flagship smartphone to accept a software update limiting recharging of the Galaxy Note 7 batteries - a measure designed to lower the…
Apple tax raises existential questions for Ireland
Nobody likes to have their summer holidays cut short. But that’s what happened to Irish politicians, who were recalled to debate the European Commission’s tax ruling on Apple. Peter Geoghegan…
New report blames David Cameron for flawed Libya intervention
British lawmakers have accused Cameron of launching the intervention on "erroneous assumptions." Their report comes just days after the disgraced ex-prime minister resigned as a member of parliament.
Reports: Beckenbauer given 5.5 million euros in sponsor cash for 2006 World Cup
According to German media reports, Franz Beckenbauer received 5.5 million euros ($6.2 million) as organizing committee chief for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. The football legend had said he worked…
EU puts more pressure on Poland but no solution in sight
The European Parliament has again criticized political developments in Poland. There is no end in sight to the ongoing constitutional crisis over the country's constitutional tribunal and press freedom.