Interview with Father Zakaria Botros, 'Radical Islam's Bane'
An interview with the Coptic Orthodox Priest with a 60 million dollar bounty on his head from al Qaeda.
Norway: Imam arrested for beatings at koran school
An imam in a mosque in Drammen (Norway) was charged last Thursday for violence, for beating several children at a koran school with a cane or stick.
Ahmadinejad fights for survival
Tensions flared in Tehran last night as thousands of protesters marched to the state television centre, enraged by the discovery that President Ahmadinejad was being given far more airtime than his opponents.
Mashaal: Why is Obama setting preconditions only for Hamas?
While most of the Arab world responded with enthusiasm to the overtures in Cairo of US President Barack Obama last week,
Wild man Gaddafi provokes Italy on first visit to Rome in 40 years
Colonel Gaddafi has arrived in Rome at the start of an historic visit to Libya's former colonial masters with an archive photograph provocatively pinned to his chest showing the arrest of an anti-Italy guerrilla fighter dubbed "The Lion of the Desert".
Hamas leader in Egypt to discuss raids
Egypt's intelligence chief held talks with Hamas leader Khalid Mesha'al on Tuesday aimed at containing a crisis after West Bank raids by Palestinian national security forces on Hamas targets sparked clashes.
Death toll rises in Peshawar luxury hotel suicide blast
The death toll from a suicide attack on a luxury hotel in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar has risen to 16 with at least 57 injured, including a British aid worker.
Praise Report for ICC Supported Orphans in Burma
Dear Asharf Ramelah, Thank you for praying for the children who were attacked last week in our new orphanage in Burma. We are pleased to report that all 90 of our children have been safely accounted for! We're so grateful to the Father for his provision and protection and to you for praying for their safety.
Suspect tells AP soldier's killing was justified
A Muslim convert charged with fatally shooting an American soldier at a military recruiting center said Tuesday that he doesn't consider the killing a murder because U.S. military action in the Middle East made the killing justified.
Car bomb blast kills 30 in south Iraq
At least 30 people were killed and 70 others wounded when a car bomb ripped through a busy market in southern Iraq on Wednesday, a local official said.