Wimbledon: Garbine Muguruza kick starts title defense
Garbine Muguruza cruised through to the second round of Wimbledon as she mounts her title challenge. Germany's big hope also progressed to the next stage of 2018's third Grand Slam,…
Tatweer Misr achieves EGP 3.5bn sales in H1 2018
Company spent EGP 1.5bn on construction works in six months
15% increase in exports in first five months of 2018
UK, UAE, Spain, Russia, US, Turkey are most prominent countries receiving Egyptian exports, says GOEIC report
‘NordStream 2 to pump, but Ukraine gas transit will remain’
German energy expert Roland Götz believes the controversial gas pipeline will come into operation in 2019. But Russia's Gazprom and Ukraine's Naftogaz first need to reach a gas transit deal,…
Opinion: Germany have no choice but to stick with Joachim Löw
Despite Germany's worst World Cup performance in 80 years, the German FA are sticking with Joachim Löw. DW's Matt Ford explains why they have little choice in the matter and…
Nazi-looted Cezanne painting to be shared between Swiss, French museums
Cezanne's "La Montagne Sainte-Victoire" was found in the trove of notorious "art hermit" Cornelius Gurlitt in 2014. How the work came to be in the hands of the Nazis remains…
Uganda’s new social media tax ‘attacks free speech’ say rights groups
The east African nation hopes to raise millions from the levy on smartphone apps such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Protesters have threatened to mobilize against the tax unless it…
Past, present, and future of gaming in Egypt
With Egypt featuring at this year’s tournament, the government has undoubtedly missed out on the potential tax revenues of such activity, as Egyptians frantically lumped money on their star player,…
World Cup 2018: Emil Forsberg sends Sweden into quarterfinals
A deflected goal put Sweden into the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time since 1994. Switzerland huffed and puffed but couldn't blow down Sweden's defensive wall.Sweden 1-0 Switzerland —…
Can bird watching help save Colombia’s forests?
Colombia teems with birds, but until recently fighting between the government and guerilla groups scared visitors away. Now, former war zones are fast becoming bird-watching hotspots. And that could help…