Former Helwan governor arrested after failing to pay bail
The governor, who is accused of bribery, faces 15-day imprisonment pending further investigation after failing to pay an EGP 2m bail
The unfair dismissal of journalists: syndicate candidates on reasons and solutions
Between the harsh economic situation in Egypt and the newspapers' rigidity, the phenomenon is still alive and well
Improvement of journalist salaries at forefront of candidates’ economic plans
Elements in the process of producing newspapers to be subsidised, says Abdel Mohsen Salama
Industry Committee summons four ministers to stop selling Misr for Dairy and Food products
Assets are large, but debts have accumulated, and losses are unbearable, according to the company commissioner
State-press relationship in need of reconciliation through rule of law
Which side should take the initiative remains debatable
Imprisonment of journalists remains topic of interest for candidates as investigations continue
Candidates refuse imprisonment of journalists, mark it as a violation
Will Documenta have an impact on Athens’ art scene?
The prestigious international contemporary art show, Documenta 14, opens in a few weeks in Athens - yet no one seems to know about it. Can it still expect to help…
German-Turkish row hits trade and investment
The diplomatic spat between Turkey and Germany is spreading into the business world, with uncertainty over Turkish policies affecting trade and investment, says Volker Treier of DIHK trade lobby group.Deutsche…
Leroy Sané has finally arrived at Manchester City
Leroy Sané has gone from being a promising young talent who couldn't get into the side to the first name on the team sheet at Manchester City. Since this happened,…
How electric cars take over oil-rich Norway
With more than 100,000 electric cars already on the road, oil and gas-rich Norway aims to phase out fossil fuel cars altogether by 2025. Can it be done? Lars Bevanger…