An exhibition discovers India through Egyptian eyes
Those pictures are not just street photography, they are a new form of documenting history, says artist
German exports rebound stongly
German exports have gone up sharply, following a major slump in August. The statistics office said the bulk of shipments went to fellow European Union countries as emerging economies experienced…
WorldRemit targets transfer of $19bn Egyptian remittances via mobile
Egyptians abroad will be able to send airtime top-up to friends and family through Eitsalat, Mobinil, and Vodafone networks
Al-Assad must not get away with his crimes
By Khalaf Ahmad Al-Habtoor Ancient cities and World Heritage sites across Syria have been turned into wastelands of blood-soaked rubble littered with infants’ shoes and toys. Almost 300,000 Syrians…
UK women work for free for the rest of the year
Because of a lingering gap between what female and male workers earn, women in Britain are effectively working for free from Monday until the end of 2015. The government has…
Lufthansa enters third day of strike
Chaos continues at some of Germany's main airports as the country's biggest carrier prepares for a second week of walkouts. Meanwhile, a solution to the years-old wage and benefits dispute…
Obama and Netanyahu to meet in Washington to improve US-Israel ties
Obama and Netanyahu will meet in Washington on Monday for the first time in over a year
Hope is in the stubbornness and rebellion of the people
Egyptian tourism has never been in a more difficult position than it is now, even in the most difficult situations when bombs blew up Sharm El-Sheikh shaking the Sinai Peninsula.…
Opposition party achieves wide margin of victory in Myanmar elections: Reports
Nobel winner Aung San Suu Kyi has suggested her party will win Myanmar's elections, the freest in the country's history. Opposition leaders are seeking to take over from representatives of…
World Bank: Climate change could push millions more people into poverty
"Without rapid, inclusive and climate-smart development, together with emissions-reductions efforts that protect the poor, there could be more than 100 million additional people in poverty by 2030," the Bank said…