Misr Al-Hurreya Party endorses Sabahy for president
Party joins group of political movements giving the Nasserist candidate their vote of confidence
Ministers of Electricity and Petroleum apologise for continued power outages
Ministers call on Egyptians to reduce electricity consumption during peak hours
Amr Moussa meets with high-ranking American officials in Washington
Moussa visited “a number of research centres”, politicians ahead of presidential elections
Conflict over coal still smoldering
As cement factories make preparations to begin importing coal amidst an energy crisis, environmental and health groups protest
Israel gas field partners sign LOI on exports to Egypt LNG plants
Egypt, facing its worst energy crunch in years, is scrambling to secure adequate fuel supplies to avoid popular anger over power cuts.
Death toll rises in Ukraine, fresh warnings of civil war
Kiev and its Western backers see Moscow’s main aims as making sure Ukraine’s east holds a planned “referendum” on Sunday calling for autonomy, and sabotaging all possibility of a nationwide…
Infrastructure work for Suez Canal Project offered on usufruct basis: SCA chairman
Revenues in April increased by 14% in relation to Egyptian pound and by 8.5% in reference to US dollar, says SCA managing director
New Kurdish opposition group calls for Iran dialogue
They dubbed it the “Organisation of Free and Democratic Society for East Kurdistan,” abbreviated to KODAR.
Iran’s Zarif says new diplomacy has isolated Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Netanyahu shamelessly makes a scene saying Iran denies the Holocaust, Iran wants to build a nuclear bomb to carry out another Holocaust,” Zarif said.