No rush, to vote in Sudan after polling extended
Sudanese trickled into polling stations on Tuesday to vote in the country's first competitive elections in 24 years, after polling was extended by two days due to a chaotic start.
Roman-era mummy unearthed in Egypt's oasis
Egyptian archaeologists discovered an intricately carved plaster sarcophagus portraying a wide-eyed woman dressed in a tunic in a newly uncovered complex of tombs at a remote desert oasis, Egypt's antiquities department announced Monday.
Syria arms Hezbollah with Scud missiles
Israeli President Shimon Peres on Tuesday accused Syria of supplying Scud missiles to the Lebanese Hezbollah while publicly talking peace, as Lebanon complained to United Nations over Israel's violation of its territory few days ago.
Sarkozy warns of Israel-Iran war
French leader: We must act on Iran to avoid "disaster" of IAF strike.
After South Africa’s Latest Racist Murder, 'None of Us are Safe'
With at least two white farmers murdered each week in South Africa, and Al-Qaeda threatening to “blow up†the upcoming World Cup games, white supremacists there are on the defensive.
Sanctions Are Utterly Futile
Towards US Nuclear Conference Monday: Beres says sanctions against Iran will never work. A dispassionate, sobering analysis of the nuclear threat and the costs and benefits of how Israel might deal with it.
China against Sanctions on Iran
China is against energy sanctions on Iran and instead favors “engaging†the Islamic Republic through negotiations despite U.S. President Barack Obama’s optimistic handshake with Chinese President Hu Jintao.
IDF Kills Four Terrorists Trying to Place Roadside Bomb
Ground soldiers prevented a terrorist attack early Tuesday morning and killed four terrorists who tried to plant roadside bombs at the separation-security barrier and infiltrate into the Western Negev.
False Charges Filed against 47 Christians in Pakistan
Police try to extract bribe after attacking home; in Rawalpindi, militants attack chapel.
Ohio terrorist ties to al-Qaida operative revealed
A convicted Ohio terrorist had ties to a man convicted of plotting an attack on a French island as well as an al-Qaida suspect who met with some of the Sept. 11 hijackers and told them how to reach Afghanistan to train for jihad, according to a federal court ruling.