The Silicon Valley ride-hailing company just won a big backer in the Middle East: Saudi oil money.
Two ships became available after a French deal with Russia was canceled in 2014.
The trial of the chief of Egyptian Syndicate of Journalists and two of the union’s board members will begin Saturday at a Cairo misdemeanors court.
Israeli leader says a 2002 Arab League initiative based on the land-for-peace principle could be a framework for talks.
A Muslim mob in a southern Egyptian village had torched and looted seven houses of Christian families on May 20.
The head of Airports Council International says security proposals being considered by the U.N. could make travelers sitting ducks.
A father and son accused of supporting terrorism say they were tortured in prison.
Her son, also a Christian, was accused of having an affair with a Muslim woman.
With Turkey and Egypt no longer options, Russian tourists are visiting Greece and bringing their money.
The Israeli prime minister will make far-right opposition legislator Avigdor Lieberman defense minister, which is likely to stir disquiet at home and abroad.
The information will include radar tracking and communication with controllers as the plane flew through Greek airspace moments before disappearing, a report said.
Investigators say it remains too soon to confirm what caused Flight 804 to plunge into the Mediterranean Sea.
Reports earlier Tuesday claimed that Egyptian forensic officials suspected a blast on board EgyptAir Flight 804, based on the body parts recovered from the crash site.
During the plane’s journey through the Middle East, Africa and Europe, the plane flew to five different airports, including Paris and Cairo.
A French news outlet reports the pilot of the doomed EgyptAir plane made a distress call before the aircraft crashed Thursday.
But hero pilot “Sully” Sullenberger, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and former National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Mark Rosenker cautioned it’s too early to draw conclusions.
Ominous graffiti, a hijacking and a 1999 crash prompted the airline to implement more safety measures — including two guards on every flight.
The announcement marks the first official confirmation of any kind by investigating parties in the disappearance of the Paris-to-Cairo Flight 804, which went off radar Thursday.
This week’s EgyptAir Flight 804 tragedy adds to the numerous setbacks the nation's tourism-fueled economy has absorbed in recent years.
Moshe Yaalon announced his resignation following an attempt by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to replace him with ultra-nationalist ally.
Some personal belongings of passengers on board the crashed plane have also been found, according to reports.
A brief look at incidents similar to the events playing out Thursday with EgyptAir Flight 804.
