Egypt’s Karim Abdel Gawad and France’s Camille Serme snatch the Tournament of Champions title
France's Camille Serme, ranked fourth internationally, won the women's final, while Egypt's Karim Abdel Gawad won the men's final.
Al-Sisi meets with top security, government officials
Al-Sisi reviewed the security situation in Egypt and efforts to secure main boarders
China’s Tsinghua to build $30 billion chip factory
China's largest chip maker has announced it has secured state backing for a new semiconductor factory in the city of Nanjing, which is intended to reduce China's dependence on foreign…
China GDP slows as growth risks mount
In 2016, China recorded its slowest rate of growth in more than a quarter of a century, as the world's second largest economy struggles to restructure amid explosive growth in…
Animal welfare in spotlight at Berlin Green Week
The biggest international agribusiness trade fair is this year focusing on the treatment of farm animals. With consumers unwilling to pay more, producers are asking how expensive can cheap meat…
Abdel Gawad remains only Pharaoh to head into Tournament of Champions’ final
Karim Abdel Gawad was the only Egyptian who qualified for the men's final match at the 2017 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions, after he defeated England's James Willstrop in the…
Industry Minister meets major companies in Davos Economic Forum
Indian Hinduja Group considers the establishment of a complex to manufacture buses in Egypt
Military Production Ministry, Pachin sign protocol of cooperation to develop and export products
The protocol aims to achieve an integration of financial and human resources for each of the two companies in production, research, development, quality, purchases, sales, and marketing
Iran’s oldest high-rise tower collapses in fire
The 17-story Plasco building in central Tehran has collapsed after a fire engulfed its top floors. Although the building was evacuated, dozens of emergency responders are feared trapped under the…