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- Britain, France push for more U.N. troops in Congo
Britain and France are calling for an additional 3,000 United Nations troops in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the U.N. already has its biggest peacekeeping mission, a senior British diplomat said Wednesday.
    
- UAE, Egypt Assert Joint Arab Coordination
the two leaders stressed the importance of achieving a joint vision regarding all issues of the Arab and the Muslim nations.: Shaikh Khalifa welcomed the Egyptian President, alluding to the deep-rooted fraternal ties binding UAE and During the talks,
- Very ancient pyramid unearthed in Egypt
Buried beneath the Egyptian desert, archaeologists have found evidence of yet another pyramid, this one constructed 4,300 years ago to store the remains of a pharaohs mother. That makes 138 pyramids discovered here so far.
- MOL Expands , Appoints COMARSHIP as Agent in Morocco
- Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL, President: Akimitsu Ashida) today announced the appointment of COMARSHIP S.A. as a new agency for its liner services in Morocco, an area that has been experiencing rapid growth. COMARSHIP has a strong business base at
- Algeria at 6th African Development Forum
ALGIERS- Algeria is taking part in the Sixth African Development Forum, opened Wednesday in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, indicated a release issued by the Ministry Delegate for Family and Women's Affairs. Algeria is represented in the forum, to
- As luxury car sales slip abroad, new BMW lines roll into Egypt
CAIRO: As the sun set vibrantly over the Kattameya Heights country club earlier this month, reporters and businesspeople crowded to watch executives whisk white sheets off a pair of BMW 3 Series models, recently imported by Bavarian Auto Group (BAG).
- Egypt midfielder Muhammadi set for Blackburn trial
CAIRO: Egypt and ENPPI midfielder Ahmed Al-Muhammadi said that he will go on trial with Blackburn Rovers after Wednesday's friendly with Benin. The 21-year-old claims he has an appointment with Rovers boss Paul Ince, for a prospected move in January. 'I
- Toxic brown cloud expected to appear in Egypts sky
CAIRO: The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) warned of the passing of the ??brown?? cloud, which is full of toxic chemical material, over the Middle East. The cloud is around three kilometers long. According to the UNEP report, which was first
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