Ahmed Gaddafi Al-Dam acquitted from charges
Gaddafi Al-Dam surrendered hours after an exchange of fire between his bodyguards and policemen who tried to enter his apartment
Oil expert Mohammed Shoaib: Petroleum production and refinement operations unaffected by events after January 25 Revolution
Shaib revealed that the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation had been negotiating a loan of US$2 billion before the revolution in order to meet its dues owed to partners, but negotiations…
Egypt plays catch-up through developing renewable energy
New and renewable energy is distinguished by its long-term availability.
Former Al-Ahram chairman released
Investigations judge had ordered detention of former Al-Ahram official for 15 days
Sudan’s Bashir unveils new government after reform calls
It was the most serious split in years within Bashir's National Congress Party (NCP), which has faced internal criticism over alleged corruption and stagnant leadership.
Pentagon chief talks drones with Pakistan PM
Ties have been seriously strained over US drone strikes in Pakistan's tribal belt as well as over sanctuaries for Afghan Taliban insurgents inside Pakistan's borders.
Turkish journalist released after 115 days in jail
Metin Turan, a reporter for Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT), was arrested during violent clashes in August
Misr Al-Qawia calls for No vote on constitution
The moderate Islamist party urges Egyptians to reject proposed amended constitution, strongly criticises transitional roadmap
Shura Council protesters referred to criminal court
Charges include injuring a public servant and stealing his personal wireless device, lawyers were verbally informed of the decision
Israel, Jordan, Palestinians to sign Red Sea-Dead Sea deal
Some will be desalinated and distributed to Israel, Jordan and the Palestinians, while the rest will be transferred in four pipes to the parched Dead Sea, which would otherwise dry…
