KCG textile workers start open ended strike
Workers protest actions of management, demand negotiations with company executives
Students prevented from entering Press Syndicate for conference
The conference was to discuss the exams leaks, as well as the absence of information and lack of transparency by the ministry in tackling the problem
Parliament to receive fact-finding report on wheat supplies on 17 July
Committee of inquiry is examining 500 sites to verify quantities of wheat supplies
Egyptian delegation in Rome not assigned to discuss Regeni case: MP Medhat Al-Sherif
This statement contradicts with another MP who said the delegation would discuss the halt of military supplies and Regeni's case with their Italian counterparts
Proposed amendments to Protest Law look to defend freedoms, release prisoners
Without political will, these amendments to the Protest Law will not be reinforced: NGOs
With TTIP talks stuttering, free trade is reaching its limits
Points of discord remain, time is running thin, and the public mood is souring on free trade - does TTIP stand a chance? The EU and the US are meeting…
Jean-Claude Juncker, the EU’s scapegoat
EU Commission President Juncker is being blamed for many of the bloc's woes: waning interest in Europe, far-right populism and - recently - the Brexit. But how far is he…
Duncan calls time on career after 19 seasons with Spurs
Five-times NBA champion Tim Duncan has announced his retirement from basketball. The 40-year-old’s decision brings to an end the forward’s glittering 19-year spell with the San Antonio Spurs.
South Sudan’s walk on the brink of disaster
Heavy fighting, hundreds dead, thousands on the run and urgent appeals from the international community for an end to the violence: the story unfolding in South Sudan seems sadly familiar.
Tourist urged to leave over Buddha insult
A Spanish tourist was escorted out of the ancient Myanmar city of Bagan for having an exposed tattoo of Buddha on his leg in the predominantly Buddhist country, according to…