Egypt arrests al Qaeda cell behind Cairo blast
Egyptian security forces have detained seven suspected members of an al-Qaeda linked group accused of carrying out a bombing attack on a famous Cairo bazaar that killed a French teenager,
Toronto: Muslim files complaint after unbeliever says hello to his wife
The joys of multiculturalism in microcosm. Outrage over nothing, intimidation, cringing dhimmitude, naivete -- it's all here. "Hallway culture clash: In a Toronto apartment building, a feud has broken out over a neighbourly 'hello.' What hath multiculturalism wrought?,"
Second day of Greece clashes over Quran incident
Muslims take to the streets after officer tears up holy book. Muslim immigrants clashed again with Greek police Friday during a second day of protests in Athens over charges that officers tore up a Quran during an identity check of immigrants.
Indonesian imams label “virtual” flirting a sin
Imams forbid use of Facebook for flirting or gossiping. A group of Indonesian imams warned Muslims on Friday not to use popular Internet networking sites like Facebook for flirting or gossiping.
Obama won't present peace plan in Cairo
The White House denied on Friday that details of a new Middle East peace plan will be publicly revealed by President Barack Obama during his upcoming trip to Cairo next month.
Guantanamo guilty go free while “cleared” stay
Most of the prisoners convicted of terrorism crimes in the Guantanamo tribunals are free men today while most of the Guantanamo captives cleared for release in the regular U.S. courts are still imprisoned at Guantanamo.
Assad: Israel â€major obstacle†to peace
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad stated on Saturday Israel was the "major obstacle" to peace in the region.
Ahmadinejad slams rivals' detente policy with West
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad accused his moderate rivals in Iran's June presidential vote of trying to weaken the Islamic state by wanting a policy of "detente" with the West, Fars news agency reported on Friday.
British and American fighters respond to jihad call in Somalia
Up to a thousand foreign fighters, including Britons, have answered the call to jihad in Somalia and are leading street-fighting Islamist extremists in the war-torn capital Mogadishu, The Times has learnt.
Holocaust toll will rise even higher, says priest on trail of Nazi mass-killers
One bullet, one Jew. When Father Patrick Desbois heard that chilling Nazi maxim, he knew that he had to make a journey into one of the darkest corners of the Holocaust.