$4.8bn investment deal signed in South Korea
Petrochemical plant will be constructed in Ain Sokhna and is expected to create 20,000 jobs during construction and a further 20,000 jobs to operate the plant once built
Taxi driver killed after driving through a pro-Morsi march
Driver allegedly ran over five female protesters before being attacked
NASA Earth Observatory image shows a rare winter storm that dropped snow across much of the Middle East
The snow is confined to higher elevations in Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Israel and the West Bank, and Jordan.
Ain Shams students clash with police
University protests continued on Monday when police dispersed a march in Heliopolis
Egyptians’ politics-related online searches surge in 2013
Muslim Brotherhood members Khairat El-Shater and Safwat Hegazy ranked fourth and fifth, respectively, while interim president Adly Mansour ranked sixth.
Six NATO soldiers killed in Afghan air crash: NATO
The Taliban immediately claimed responsibility for the deaths, saying their fighters had shot down a US helicopter in the province of Zabul.
Planning minister expects 2% growth in second quarter
The government targets 3.5% growth in the current fiscal year, which ends June 2014.
Wasat Party initially boycotting constitutional referendum
The decision comes one day after the Anti-Coup Alliance announced that it would boycott
