Arab protests prompt European Union to link aid to reform
Six months of anti-government protests sweeping North Africa and the Middle East have prompted the European Union to radically change its policy toward the region.
The ‘Crown Prince of Terror’ who could be King
The image of Osama Bin Laden’s son, Hamza, as a tender teenager reading aloud a poem at his brother’s wedding, perhaps explains why he earned the title of Crown Prince of Terror.
Satellite Survey of Egypt Finds 17 Lost Pyramids
A new satellite survey of Egypt has identified seventeen lost pyramids, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
Rafiah Crossing Open Permanently by Week's End
Egypt says it will permanently open the Rafiah Crossing that straddles its border with Gaza by the end of this week.
Hizbullah Arsenal Bigger Than a Nation
The Hizbullah terrorist organization has an arsenal bigger than that of most countries, according to outgoing U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
Yemen Clashes Intensify in Capital
Smoke poured out of the Interior Ministry building in Sana'a Tuesday during clashes that left some 66 people dead and hundreds of others injured.
What Lies Behind Omar Bashir's Military Moves
After the South Sudan referendum last January proceeded without a hitch and North Sudan acquiesced to South Sudan's secession in July, there were suspicions that this was too good to be true
Suicide bomb destroys Pakistan police station
latest brazen assault since Bin Laden’s death
The Truth about Islam and Book-Burning
The burning of books is an uncivil and distasteful act no matter where and under what circumstances.
Assad’s forces have killed 1,100 civilians in Syrian uprising
Syrian troops and security forces have killed at least 1,100 civilians in their two-month campaign to crush pro-democracy demonstrations, Syrian human rights organization Sawasiah said on Tuesday.