France looking to avoid another Icelandic shock in last eight
France were once accused of showing a lack of respect for Iceland, their surprise opponents in Sunday’s quarterfinal. Iceland’s run to the last eight suggests that would be a fatal…
Evacuation of Tahrir’s iconic bureaucratic building Mogamma begins
Employees will not be relocated until alternative offices are set up; process expected to last for a year
What Brexit means for Jews and Israelis in the UK
Following Britain's vote to leave the EU there has been a sharp rise in hate crimes in the UK.
Syrian airstrikes kill 20 civilians near Damascus after pilot execution
The Syrian regime has launched a major aerial operation on a rebel-held town near the capital, effectively ending a local truce. Rebels claim the airstrikes were retaliation for the execution…
Parliament’s Agriculture Committee calls armed forces to take sovereignty over silos
Parliament threatens to withdraw confidence from Supply Minister if violations are proven
Thanaweyya amma exam cancelled, repeated, and still leaked
Calls in the parliament to dismiss Minister of Education weaken
Banks ignore CBE’s interest rate increase
CBE will not keep current rates and may be reversed in three months, given their negative effect, says analyst
1.7% increase in number of jetties in Damietta port in May
The port received 233 ships, with a 47.4% decline in the number of liquid bulk ships
Health Ministry postpones presenting integrative hospitals development plan to the parliament to 17 July
Calls upon the government to privatise management only in exchange for 49% of profits, say sources
Infrastructure projects are the cornerstone of Egypt’s GDP growth recovery: Minister
$50bn worth of tax conflicts will be resolved through the new tax reconciliation law
