Month: November 2011

Malgré les révoltes qui ont éclaté dans le monde arabe, Giorgio Armani et le goupe Emaar Properties à Dubaï n’abandonnent pas leurs projets de construction d’hôtels de luxe au Maroc et en Egypte. La concrétisation va prendre 2 à...

Clashes in northern Egypt between army and protesters against pollution from a fertiliser plant have left one man dead and at least 11 people injured. Demonstrators sealed off the port town of Damietta, in a series of protests...

Several days of fighting between rival factions near the Libyan coastal city of Zawiya have left at least seven people dead, reports say. The BBC’s Karen Allen in Libya says rival communities have been fighting for an area...

Police in New York have launched a pre-dawn operation to clear the Occupy Wall Street camp in Zuccotti Park. The city mayor’s office said on Twitter that the protesters should “temporarily leave and remove tents and...

By Rudy Ruitenberg France may lose its place as the second-biggest wheat exporter after failing to win more than a dozen tenders in Egypt, the world’s biggest buyer, as shipments from Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan overwhelm...