MSF releases a new report on ‘brutal’ Kunduz hospital bombing
The medical charity Doctors Without Borders has published a report on the US airstrike on their Kunduz facility, based on eyewitness accounts. There was no fighting and no armed militants…
BP accelerates development of first phase of Atoll field in Egypt
The first phase will consist of two development wells tied back to existing infrastructure, with production expected to start up in 2018, says Dudley
South Sudan: UN report casts doubts on formation of unity government
A UN experts’ report suggests that both government forces and rebel groups have been rearming despite plans to reunify their forces as agreed in the peace deal of August 2015.
Austria bears brunt after Germany toughens refugee stance
This week Austria has averaged between 500 and 600 asylum requests per day, up from about 400 per day in previous weeks, according to Karl-Heinz Grunboeck, a spokesman for Austria's…
Al-Sisi meets Cameron amid back and forth UK-Egypt remarks
News about UK restrictions on Muslim Brotherhood members
Egypt allows access to three ancient tombs
According to Antiquities Minister Mamdouh Eldamaty, these tombs are among the most important ones of the New Kingdom, which is the period in ancient Egyptian history from 1550 to 1070…
Al-Sisi meets British companies, experts during visit to UK
BP intends to pump investments of $3bn in gas field discovery over the next three years
2,000+ candidates in parliamentary elections including Cairo and Sinai
“Parliament unobliged to review post-30 June laws,” says winner candidate
Egypt’s main fish market: Glorious history and misery present
For those who love seafood, “Halaket El-Samak” (Fish Market) in Alexandria has to be one of their favourite places. All types of seafood are available for sale after being…
