Royal Maxim Palace to cross 50% occupancy rate by 2016: Hotel’s GM
At a rate of EGP 3,000 per night per room, the luxurious hotel targets businessmen and the local leisure market
Yemeni Prime Minister Khaled Bahah arrives in Aden from Saudi exile
Prime Minister Khaled Bahah has returned to Yemen from exile in Saudi Arabia, according to airport officials in Aden. Bahah had fled to Riyadh with President Mansur Hadi after the…
Salman, Al-Sisi discuss Cairo Declaration
Applying document’s terms to help achieve Arab nations’ interests, say two leaders
Dominican chef’s rags-to-riches tale wows Spain
Maria Marte migrated to Spain in 2003 and started washing dishes in a Madrid restaurant. She stayed despite the economic crisis and is now a head chef with two Michelin…
Relatives of Osama Bin Laden reportedly killed in UK plane crash
Members of the family of deceased al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden have reportedly died in a plane crash in southern England. The Saudi embassy in London has offered condolences…
Possible MH370 plane part arrives in France for testing
A piece of plane debris that washed up on an Indian Ocean island has arrived in France for analysis. Investigators believe the part belongs to flight MH370, which went missing…
Possible MH370 plane part arrives in France for testing
A piece of plane debris that washed up on an Indian Ocean island has arrived in France for analysis. Investigators believe the part belongs to flight MH370, which went missing…
Pacific Rim trade ministers fail to clinch TTP deal
Delegates from a dozen Pacific Rim nations have failed to reach a deal on a new trade agreement. But negotiators said "significant progress" had been made, and that a final…
Sieren’s China: Ukraine is China’s breadbasket
After more than a year of sanctions against Russia, the Chinese have been increasing their investments in Ukraine. They're having the last laugh, writes DW columnist Frank Sieren. More than…
Living with Greece’s new tax increase
How are Greeks dealing with the country's new value-added tax? Where are they cutting corners? As Marinathi Milona reports from Thessaloniki, many Greeks feel the increase is the right plan…