Benghazi residents say told Gaddafi's guard defeated
Libyan envoy resigns to Arab league 'joins revolution'
Moroccans take to the streets in several cities
Thousands of Moroccans demand limit on royal powers
Iran forces in streets to curb opposition rallies
Ex-president's daughter detained briefly
Hundreds protest in Iraq, TV station torched
Gunmen raid TV station offices, shut down broadcasts
Gaddafi Regime Massacres More Than 100 Protesters
Eccentric Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi has deployed sharpshooter snipers, sword-wielding mercenaries, tanks and helicopter gunships to slaughter more than 100 protesters, including mourners, in a brutal effort to crush an uprising. More than 200 have been killed, according to some estimates.
Ties That Bind Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood to Boston Mosque
The spiritual leader of the Egyptian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood has a long history in Boston, Massachusetts.
South Sudan Wants Ties with Israel
South Sudan, which is expected to declare independence in July, has shown interest in forging diplomatic and economic ties with Israel.
Any action over Mubarak wealth up to military
Shafiq says Egypt to release political prisoners
Bloody Day in Libya but Bahrain Permits Retaking of Main Square
The mass protests sweeping the Arab world continued Saturday with demonstrations in Yemen, Libya and Bahrain. In the latter two countries thousands took to the streets to mourn protesters killed in clashes with police earlier in the week.
Libya cuts off internet service
84 dead as "day of anger" becomes bloodbath: HRW