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Israel and Egypt charged each other with breaking the Middle East cease-fire along the southern Suez Canal for the second time today only hours after it went into effect, but the truce appeared to be taking hold again as night fell.

In this excerpt from their book Silent Coup, Claire Provost and Matt Kennard go to the sources of a key legal mechanism used by multinational corporations to override governments around the world. By Claire Provost and Matt Kennard Declassified UK In 1957, the influential head of the Deutsc

Violent protests following the move of the US embassy to Jerusalem attest, the prospect of lasting peace between Israel and Palestine seem as remote as ever

Efforts to develop Egypt into a hub for methanol production and bunkering are proceeding with an agreement between C2X, a new company launched by A.P....

The IMEEC has kicked up a lot of excitement given the possibility of a new trade route that can rival the Suez and the BRI. But the logistics industry is sceptical about whether it can offer cheaper and quicker cargo transportation

This column profiles important historical events which took place during this week, 25 years ago, 50 years ago, 75 years ago and 100 years ago.

As soon as the month of October arrives every year, knives rain down on it from every direction to undermine the 1973 war; to turn the victory into defeat. Sometimes...

SEVERAL years ago the novelist David Lodge wrote the obituary of Park Honan, an author noted for his biographies, for the Guardian.

Most of the prehistoric gloop known as crude oil makes a long journey to Australian pumps. What affects how much we pay for it?

The Ministry of Oil and Mineral Resources of Egypt has announced a tender for the exploration and development of oil fields in 23 new zones...