Boko Haram girls ‘sale’ could be crime against humanity: UN
Anger and frustration have escalated in Nigeria at the government’s failure to find the girls.
Lebanon rapped for blocking Palestinians fleeing Syria
AFP - Human Rights Watch and a UN refugee agency expressed concern on Tuesday that Lebanon was blocking Palestinians fleeing Syria from entering the country. UNRWA, the UN agency for…
Cement firms will not wait for environmental regulations to begin importing coal: PM spokesman
Minister of Environment protests the decision, arguing that firms will never adapt their equipment to mitigate pollution if allowed to begin burning coal without them
Two new public companies to be listed in EGX by August: Transportation minister
The ministry aims to increase the capital of the newly-established Railway Development Company to $10bn, Ibrahim El-Demeiry says.
Fahmy meets African Union Peace and Security Council commissioner, discusses Egypt-AU ties
Egyptian FM also visits Saudi Arabia, Emirates to discuss environmental issues, aid to Egypt
Government forced to import coal to fend off 2018 gas production crisis: Ministry of Petroleum
Egypt owes foreign partners $6bn to foreign partners for research and development in oil and gas
I am willing to do whatever it takes to restore security: Al-Sisi
"Irresponsible protests will lead to the collapse of the state," says Al-Sisi
Criteria for coal use to be announced in May: Tourism official
The Adabiya Port of Ain Sokhna will no longer be receiving coal
Carbon tax implementation awaiting completion of environmental standards for coal usage
Head of the cement industry division at the Federation of Egyptian Industries says cement factories would respect the law if the tax was issued
Burning coal is toxic for health, environment: Greenpeace
The process of mining, burning, and disposing of the word’s dirtiest fuel contributes to climate change and health problems, says international environmental NGO