Too hoarse race
By Philip Whitfield Too cute? You try. Two’s company, three’s a crowd (corny); Spin doctors (better); Whispering campaign (true); Rope a dope (scurrilous). What’s being spoon-fed? Battle lines drawn, littered…
Dutch youth debate Egypt issues, path to democracy
The following articles are written by groups of Dutch students as part of a yearly event for students in their last year of high school. This year, they focused on…
Syrians arrested while attempting to illegally emigrate
Arrested group include 2 underage Egyptians, 18 Syrians
Egypt, UNIDO in $2.9m cooperation for development of medical, aromatic plants: Industry minister
Cooperation will include founding and activation of “first quality organisation for the production, trading and manufacturing of medical and aromatic plants”, says minister
Government preparing environmental standards for coal power: Minister of Industry
Coal the “fastest” solution to rescue cement factories that have closed due to a natural gas shortage, Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour says
More video evidence presented as Al Jazeera trial resumes
Journalists briefly dismissed from Tora prison courtroom for interacting with defendants
Incarcerated 6 April leader calls for international review of Protest Law conviction
Demand is “satirical response” to interim president Adly Mansour’s statement that the Protest Law is in line with international standards
Decision to refer Presidential Elections Law to SCC due 29 April
Constitutional expert believes it is near impossible for the law to be reconsidered
Palestinians play down threat to dismantle Authority
Palestinian negotiators had warned that they may hand responsibility for governing the occupied territories back to Israel if peace talks remain stalled,
Hurghada and first phase of Safaga ports to open in June: Ministry of Transportation
95% of ongoing developmental projects in Hurghada port have been completed, RSPA head says