Egypt court orders top brotherhood men released
An Egyptian criminal court on Sunday ordered the release of 16 senior members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood group who were detained in February.
Jihad Jane Sidekick Charged in US Terror Plot
A second American woman, 31-year-old Jamie Paulin Ramirez, has been charged with conspiracy in the alleged “Jihad Jane†plot to murder Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilk.
Turkey’s homosexuals face rising discrimination
Culture minister describes being gay as “curable diseaseâ€
UK kissing couple loses Dubai jail appeal
The two were arrested in November, after an Emirati woman accused them of kissing in a restaurant. One-month prison sentence upheld for kissing in public
Baghdad blasts kill at least 32
Suicide attackers detonate bombs near Iranian, Egyptian and German embassies.
MUSLIM PRAYERS IN CORDOBA CATHEDRAL, 2 ARRESTED
The two Austrian tourists who were arrested last night in the mosque-cathedral of Cordoba, accused of contempt and bodily harm of police agents, were handed over to the legal authorities today.
Episcopal Diocese Sells Historic Church to Muslims
The Church of the Good Shepherd, which has stood at #79 Conklin Avenue since 1879, has been willingly turned over to a Muslim entity by the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, rather than have it remain in the hands of traditional Anglicans who practice the faith once for all delivered to the saints.
President Obama’s Foreign Policy
President Barack Obama’s foreign policy can be analyzed in two vital parts: first, his goals and decision-making mechanism and, second, his policies and implementation.
Iran got nuke gear from Chinese firm
IAEA probing how Teheran bypassed sanctions, allegedly one of many cases.
Normalization with Israel? Not here
Why trade unions in only 2 Arab countries with peace deals with Israel are spearheading campaigns against normalization.