Egypt's Internet Crackdown 'Had US Help'
A California-based company helped Egypt surreptitiously inspect internet messaging by protesters since the beginning of the uprising in Cairo and other cities, according to an advocacy group.
Egypt’s VP talks with oppositions backed by Clinton
Muslim Brotherhood met & talked with Egypt govt
Arab revolts could strike huge blow to Qaeda
Say pro-democracy movements pose threat to militants
Peres Heaps Praise on Mubarak — a Two-Edged Sword?
President Shimon Peres has heaped praised on embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Opponents might use the tributes as a two-edged sword against the ageing ruler they are trying to depose.
France suspends arms sales to Egypt
France provide Tunisia with arms during revolt
Top leadership resigns from Egypt's ruling party
Mubarak's son, Gamal among those who step down from National Democratic Party; young party members set to replace them.
Islamists Massacre Two Coptic Families in Egypt
News of an Islamist massacre of two Christian Coptic families has emerged from Upper Egypt with the return of Internet connections to the country, after a one-week Internet blackout imposed by the troubled regime. The massacre took place on Sunday afternoon (January 30) at the village of Sharona near Maghagha, in Minya province, and is being reported by AINA, the Assyrian International News Agency
Islamist vows blood and tears in Russia
Umarov says attacks response to "lawlessness"
Michigan mosque plot suspect rejects Shiite lawyer
court approves a new attorney for his hearing
Archaeologist finds ancient sites in Saudi via Google
Archaeologist never stepped a foot in Saudi Arabia