The streets of Algiers are deserted Thursday following clashes between Chinese and Algerian traders, but the tension is palpable despite comments by Beijing's envoy describing the unrest as an isolated incident.
United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets Somalia's president on Thursday, showing U.S. support for a fragile government which is battling against militants including al-Shabaab insurgents.
US refuses to congratulate Iran’s president on victory
International Christian Concern (ICC) is calling on Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari to defend religious freedom by taking swift measures to prosecute the Muslim mobs that attacked Christian neighborhoods near Faisalabad, Pakistan, burning over 100 homes and killing at least eight Christians in two related attacks occurring on July 31 and August 1.
Senior cleric of Mecca’s Grand Mosque speaks at East London Mosque
Factory owner killed by workers for ‘desecrating holy Quran’ in Sheikhupura
Lebanon's Hezbollah has stockpiled more than 40,000 rockets and has ground missiles capable of hitting Tel Aviv, The Times of London said. Hezbollah has stockpiled more than 40,000 rockets.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was sworn in as Iran's president on Wednesday, nearly eight weeks after a disputed election that unleashed the worst unrest since the 1979 Islamic revolution and divided the political and clerical elite.
Delegates to the Sixth Fatah General Convention in Bethlehem responded with loud applause Tuesday at the mention by a top Fatah leader of two terrorists who committed the worst terror attack in Israel's history.
The world’s largest model of the Holy Temple was inaugurated Wednesday only a few hundred meters away from the Temple Mount, the site where the Temple existed up until 70 CE.