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Does Egypt risk diplomatic embarrassment due to foreign returnees diagnosed with COVID-19?
Authorities affirm Egypt remains clear of Coronavirus
US-Canada trade-off: Who is happiest with NAFTA 2.0?
Canada mulls NAFTA rejig as Trump unveils new Mexico trade deal
Foreign investment in US down sharply
Investment totaled $259.6 billion (€221.2 billion), with the figure representing the second year of decline after a peak in 2015 when foreign investors’ expenditure in the US hit $439.5 billion.
US, Canada, Australia to their citizens: Be careful during Egyptian election
Safety situation is good, but Alexandria explosion raised fears, says expert
Canadian Food Inspection allows Egyptian grapes into Canadian market
Major grape exporters delegation to visit Canada in February to promote next grape season, says minister
Canada cautions Boeing amid trade row
Negotiations to export 4 new products to Australia, Canada, China: Demerdash
New export rules developed to protect the reputation of the Egyptian product
Sweden beats Canada on penalties to win ice hockey world championships
Egypt’s exports to Canada increased by 35% in 2016
Imports from Canada fell by 25% to $250.5m
2 suspects arrested after Quebec mosque shooting kills 6, injures 8
Prime minister Trudeau has called the shooting in the eastern Canadian city a “terrorist attack.” The gunmen, whose motive remains unknown, opened fire during evening prayers.
Parliamentary speaker calls on Canada to consider Muslim Brotherhood a ‘terrorist’ group
During the visit of a Canadian parliamentary delegation, Egyptian parliament warns against Muslim Brotherhood
Canadian delegation meets Al-Sisi, discusses bilateral relations
The delegation also met with parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee to discuss bilateral relations
Al-Sisi to meet with Canadian parliamentary delegation
The delegation will discuss with the president ways to enhance bilateral relations between both countries
Foreign embassies ambiguously alarm citizens
Foreign Minister slams warnings for 9 October, which the embassies released without specifying any reasons
Minister of International Cooperation discusses future plans with Canada
Egypt committed to improve cooperation between both countries, says Nasr
NGOs launch massive lawsuit against EU-Canada trade deal
German activists have launched the country’s largest-ever civil lawsuit in protest of a planned free trade agreement between the EU and Canada.
A slippery decision: Chevron oil pollution in Ecuador
Chevron has won a key challenge against a multi-billion-dollar judgment over polluting the Ecuadorian Amazon with toxic oil waste. But the case is far from over – a challenge is still pending in Canada.
Systematic Russian doping at Sochi 2014 identified by McLaren Report
Canadian lawyer Richard McLaren says his team established the pattern “beyond a reasonable doubt.” He told reporters in Toronto that Russia’s secret service, sports ministry and its anti-doping agency were all involved.
DW terrorism expert: ‘More police doesn’t mean more security’
On Bastille Day, France was once more the target of a horrible attack that claimed the lives of more than 80 people. DW’s terrorism expert Alexandra von Nahmen talks to DW about the attack.
IKEA recalls millions of chests and dressers
Swedish furniture group IKEA has announced it’s recalling tens of millions of chests and dressers in the US. The pieces are linked to the death of six children who got entrapped when the furniture tipped over.
EU aims to sidestep parliaments on CETA
The EU Commission is reportedly planning to push through a free trade agreement between Canada and the EU, known as CETA, without giving the bloc’s national parliaments a say in it.
International Cooperation Minister signs 3 grant deals with Canada worth C$30.6m
The deals were made in the fields of food security and SMEs, says Sahar Nasr
Justin Trudeau: Canada will seek seat on UN Security Council
The Canadian PM has said his country is ready to “step up” during a visit to the UN in New York. The announcement comes amid a renewed push by Ottowa to engage in international affairs.
Egyptian, Canadian defence ministers discuss military cooperation
Both countries are members of coalitions to fight terrorism
Lessons in popularity from Russia’s Putin
Canadians call on government to bring in more Syrian refugees
Canadian mayors, provincial premiers and federal opposition parties, as well as numerous faith groups and even a retired military general have all jumped head-first into the refugee crisis, with many calling for Canada to increase the numbers it takes in of people displaced by Syria’s four-and-a-half-year-old war
Cheap oil threatens North Sea fields
Canada officially falls into recession
Government data has confirmed that Canada officially fell into recession in the first half of this year. Prime Minister Stephen Harper is doing his best to avoid using the term ahead of a general election next month
Valeant buys ‘female Viagra’ maker Sprout
Valeant said they expected the medication – colloquially called ‘female Viagra’ – to be available in the US in the fourth quarter this year, and planned to bring the drug to the international market.