Greek Muslim associations sue policeman
Muslim associations in Athens have filed a lawsuit against a policeman who allegedly desecrated a copy of the Koran last week,
Saudi Arabia aims to pass law controlling electronic media
The Saudi Ministry of Information and other government bodies are studying the possibility of issuing special regulations to control electronic newspapers.
Obama Adds Saudi Arabia to Middle East Junket
U.S. President Barack Obama will visit Saudi Arabia next Sunday, one day before his scheduled appearance in Cairo for talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, according to the president’s spokesman.
Raad Salah: Netanyahu will Try to Rebuild the Jewish Temple
Sheikh Raad Salah, leader of the Northern Wing of the Islamic Movement in Israel, believes Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will try to rebuild the Jewish Temple.
The Forgotten Faithful
Followers of Jesus for nearly 2,000 years, native Christians today are disappearing from the land where their faith was born.
Chicago: Police raid another jihad bombing plot
Glenda Johnson saw so many police and plain clothed federal agents on her block that she thought someone had been shot.
Muslim rebels bomb bridge, attack village in southern Philippines
Manila - Muslim separatist rebels bombed a bridge and attacked a village in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, forcing hundreds of people to flee their homes, an army spokesman said.
Historic Church Ransacked in Northwest Pakistan
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that a historic church in a secure area of northwest Pakistan was ransacked and vandalized the night of May 11.
Marginalized Greek Muslims a 'timebomb'
Religious elders in Athens fear that the city's long-marginalized Muslims are a "timebomb" waiting to explode after a sudden eruption of violence offered a glimpse at their sense of anger and frustration.
North Korea fires two more short-range missiles in defiant act after nuclear test
North Korea fired more missiles into the Sea of Japan this afternoon in a further gesture of defiance a day after its underground nuclear test provoked outraged protests across the world.