Low salaries root cause of unrest in health care: Dina Omar
Doctors' Syndicate called for a strike on 1 October to protest the new Civil Service Law
Argentina orders HSBC to replace country chief
Argentina's central bank is cracking down on the banking giant HSBC amid a multi-billion-dollar tax Argentina evasion scandal. It has demanded that the British lender's local unit president be replaced…
NCHR members criticise latest Aqrab prison visit
Every member retains the right to voice his/her opinion and stance, and the council respects that, says Hafez Abu Seada
10 things you didn’t know about Beethoven
How did a rat change Beethoven's life? Was he really a grouch? Who was his secret lover? There are enough books on the famous composer to fill a library, but…
Climate change could displace up to 0.25 billion people
As Germany grapples with an ongoing refugee crisis, delegates from around the world are also meeting in Bonn to negotiate a new climate treaty
New IS in Sinai video documents use of advanced weaponry
Militants are using one of the most advanced anti-tank missiles in the world: analyst
Smartphones, wearables and big data may be the one health risk you can’t avoid
Mobile devices are becoming vital health tools. One day, we may even be forced to use them to collect data about ourselves - truly, big data. The question is who'll…
Another inmate dies in Egypt’s prisons
Diab died of a decline in blood flow, according to the interior ministry
Heba Edres: A 13-year journey in couture
“A veiled dress requires the best of designers and tailors for its unique construction,” says designer
Raneem El-Welily: First Egyptian female to be ranked no.1 in squash
The Professional Squash Association (PSA) has ranked Egyptian professional squash player Raneem El-Welily the number one player on the September 2015 PSA Women’s World Rankings list