Champions League: Malmo rescue tie against Celtic, Rapid lose to Shakhtar
Celtic was on course for a crucial first leg win in Glasgow with a two-goal lead, but a late strike means the momentum lies with Malmo. Rapid Vienna's hopes of…
Palestinian ends hunger strike as Israel lifts detention
Mohammad Allan has called off his 65-day hunger strike. The Islamist detainee, who awoke from a coma this week, made the announcement through his lawyer after Israel's High Court lifted…
Turbulence in Pentagon plans to expand drone flights
Trying to cope with a steadily growing battlefield as the "Islamic State" increases its sphere of influence, the US plans to drastically up its use of drones
Putin to attend 70th anniversary of UN General Assembly
Along with several other world leaders, Russia's president will attend events to mark the UN General Assembly's 70th anniversary. But there's still no confirmation that he will give a speech.…
Egypt condemns attack on UAE embassy in Yemen
The attack took place on Sunday as the UAE takes part in Saudi-led coalition against Houthis
Shoukry, Al-Dairi to further discuss Libya situation
Arab League recently pledged military support upon request of Libya's interim government
History answers the question: When will the EFA be held accountable?
It is the third consecutive time for Egypt to exit the qualifiers of African Cup of Nations. The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) has not been able to organise regular local…
Weakening outlook for global economy amid fears over China: Merrill Lynch Survey
Merill Lynch, the Bank of America’s (BofA) wealth management division, released on Tuesday the results of its Fund Manager Survey for August. It showed a weakening outlook for the global…
Workers demands social, not political: ECESR
Representatives from syndicates and rights lawyers discussed objections to Civil Service Law
What does the state defend when defending ‘public morals’?
EIPR discussion tackled the state’s attempts to teach behaviour