Russia hacked hundreds of Western, Asian companies: Security firm
Reuters – A US cybersecurity firm says it has gathered evidence that the Russian government spied on hundreds of American, European and Asian companies, the first time Moscow has been…
South Korea to spend $1.5bn on 5G ‘movie-in-a-second’ service
Under the roadmap, a trial 5G service will be rolled out in 2017 and a fully commercial service in December 2020.
Pressure mounts on South Sudan to end brutal conflict
Thousands have been killed and half a million civilians forced to flee the fighting between troops loyal to President Salva Kiir and rebels allied to his sacked deputy Riek Machar.
Required procedures to observe referendum beyond capabilities of most NGOs: ECOE
The Egyptian Coalition to Observe the Elections (ECOE) released a report detailing a set of recommendations for future voting
Fahmy offers Cairo as venue for Syria opposition talks
Syrian opposition and regime representatives exchange accusations in Geneva II opening statements
Libya releases 15 detained Egyptian fishermen
Fishermen were arrested for violating Libya’s territorial waters
Shrouded in smoke, Kiev becomes battle zone
Protesters stepped up their attacks, flinging stones and Molotov cocktails but could do little against the tear gas and stun grenades used by the elite Berkut riot police who also…
Zamalek names Mido head coach
Egyptian football star Mido takes first Zamalek training session on Wednesday
MCIT launches specialised training scholarship programme
The first round will benefit 1,125 trainees and cost EGP 18bn
Australian Minister of Agriculture to visit Egypt in April: Foreign ministry
Overcoming challenges in cattle exports is an Australian government priority, says official