Monthly Archives: June 2010

Amr Moussa, Secretary-General of the Arab League, met with Hamas' Gaza head Ismail Haniyeh on Sunday. The two discussed Israel's naval blockade of Hamas-controlled Gaza and Hamas' rift with Fatah.

Al-Qaida-linked militants beheaded three loggers in the Philippines in apparent retaliation for government offensives in the country's south, security officials said Sunday.

Two brothers were charged on Saturday charged with the premeditated murder of their married sister in the latest so-called honour murder to occur this year, official sources said.

Suicide bombers and gunmen wearing military uniforms killed 15 people and took hostages on Sunday in a daring raid on the Iraq Central Bank in Baghdad, triggering an ongoing siege with security forces.

Local authorities claim Khaled Said choked on a joint he swallowed when they sought to arrest him outside Alexandria establishment.

A group of Jewish professors in the United States and Israel has called on the Jewish State to formally recognize the Armenian genocide by the Ottoman Turks during and just after World War I.

The Obama administration is working to balance its support of United Nations Security Council sanctions against Iran by opposing similar sanctions in the process of being formulated by the U.S. Congress.

Pakistani military intelligence not only funds and trains Taliban fighters in Afghanistan but is officially represented on the movement's leadership council, giving in significant influence over operations, a report said.

Turkey is working together with the Hamas terrorist organization to file joint lawsuits against the Israeli military officials who stopped a six-ship flotilla from reaching Gaza and violating Israel's territorial waters.

Two Iranian ships intended to head for Hamas-controlled Gaza are waiting for their government's approval to challenge Israel on the high seas, escorted by “volunteer marines” that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wants to send “to teach Israelis a lesson.”