All posts tagged "middle-east"

Investigative journalist and researcher Ismail Alexandrani is one of 22 nominees for Reporters Without Borders (RSF)’s TV5...

The role of Egypt’s military in the country’s economy is likely to be reduced in two to...

Egypt’s Minister of Interior announced that the country’s police force is stepping up its measures to “protect...

Egypt’s first ever National Youth Conference (NYC) launched on Tuesday in Sharm El-Sheikh with the presence of...

Egypt’s ambassador to the United Kingdom criticized The Guardian for its recently published article that attacked Cairo’s position...

A delegation of up to 50 United States representatives from major businesses and government departments completed their...

Egypt and Japan inked a final agreement on Monday that will see the latter provide USD 460...

Egyptian security forces have seized three weeks’ worth of sugar supplies from Edita Food Industries’ factories in...

After 28 months of presidency, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi is witnessing his lowest approval ratings, reported...

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi ordered the Ministries of Defense and Interior to exercise maximum vigilance and...

The Suez Criminal Court released on Wednesday the mother of 17-year-old Mayar Mousa, who died during a...

The Obama administration has shifted USD 108 million in aid from Egypt to other countries, citing process...

Egypt’s mediation efforts in Damascus between United Nations bodies and Syrian authorities have allowed for the successful...

By Nourhan Fahmy The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) issued on Tuesday its report on clinical...

Photos by Mohamed Omar Farmers at Qaransho village in Basion area in Gharbeya governorate harvested their rice...

The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) has decided to allow 50,000 spectators to attend the 2018 World Cup qualifier...

A police conscript shot two low-ranking police officers, killing one and injuring the other, after an argument...