UN Suspends Libya from Human Rights Council
The UN General Assembly suspended Libya from the UN Human Rights Council on Tuesday over leader Muammar Qaddafi's brutal crackdown on the protests in his country.
Uprising Returns to Iran; Fate of Opposition Leaders Unknown
Iranian riot police fired tear gas at protesters Tuesday evening as the fate of opposition leaders remains unknown.
Iran Seeks Mass Destruction Weapons Parts from Norway
Norway has foiled Iranian attempts to buy technology for weapons of mass destruction (WMD) that might be used to deliver a nuclear missile, Norway’s security chief has revealed.
UK, US Weigh Military Intervention in Libya
British Prime Minister David Cameron has warned Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi that his country is weighing military action to prevent the slaughter of anti-regime protesters.
Oman army tries to disperse protests, wounds one
Fourth day of protests by Omanis demanding jobs, reform
Egypt's old guard seen as threat to Jan. 25 revolution
Army seen eager to move out of govt back to old role
Gaddafi forces mass as world raises pressure on Libya
World powers edge closer to Gaddafi solution
British university probes Gaddafi son’s thesis
LSE look into claims Seif al-Islam plagiarized doctorate thesis
Libyans tried to take £1bn out of Britain
While working on legal ban to prevent money leaving UK
Europe aid bank mulls billion-euro fund for Egypt, Morocco
80% of EBRD shareholders must agree