IBM Factory Strike Shows Shifting China Labor Landscape
A wildcat strike at an IBM factory in southern China illustrates how tectonic shifts under way in the country's…
Clashes In Northwest Yemen Leave 30 Dead, Dozens Injured: Governor
At least 30 people were killed over two days of clashes between Shi'ite Muslim insurgents and Sunni Salafi…
China February Inflation Tame, Room For Policy Easing
China's consumer prices rose at their slowest rate in 13 months in February as pork prices fell by their most in…
Egypt’s Central Bank to Auction T-bills worth 5 billion Pounds Today
On behalf of the Egyptian Finance Ministry, the Central Bank of Egypt will be offering today 182 and 357-day…
Libya Threatens To Bomb North Korean Tanker If It Ships Oil From Rebel Port
Libya threatened on Saturday to bomb a North Korean-flagged tanker if it tried to ship oil from a rebel-controlled…
UPDATE: New Law Rules Out Appeals In Egypt’s Presidential Elections
A long-awaited law aimed at regulating Egypt's upcoming presidential polls was officially issued by interim…
Pro-Morsi Students Protest Ruling Allowing Police Return To Campuses
Groups of Islamist students protested in three governorates on Saturday, the first day of the new academic term, in…
Sabbahi’s Campaign Claims New Elections Law Is ‘Unconstitutional’
Presidential hopeful Hamdeen Sabbahi’s official campaign expressed its discontent with a new law issued on Saturday…
Mubarak Retrial To Be Televised Again
A Cairo court has lifted the gag order on media coverage of the retrial of former president Hosni Mubarak on…
Judicial Body Rejects Law Change That Would Disenfranchise Morsi
The State Council rejected on Saturday a cabinet-approved amendment to the law regulating the exercise of political…