Indian officials called an emergency security meeting Thursday to investigate three coordinated bombings that killed at least 18 people in the country’s financial capital in the worst terrorist attack since the 2008 Mumbai siege.
Sudan’s parliament on Wednesday gave initial approval to cancel the citizenship of South Sudanese, state news agency SUNA said, less than a week after South Sudan became independent.
An Egyptian court sentenced former Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif to a one-year suspended jail term and two other ministers from Hosni Mubarak’s cabinet were sentenced to prison for graft, judicial sources said on Tuesday.
Russia has prevented the Quartet from issuing a demand that the PA acknowledge Israel as the Jewish State as the basis for negotiations in exchange for Israel’s acceptance of the 1949 Armistice lines (which are commonly called '67 borders, but were never recognized as such) as the basis for negotiations.
Nigeria has pretensions to be the leading state in Africa and if the continent gets a permanent seat at the UN Security Council, Nigeria will be competing with South Africa for that honor.
Israel's National Road Safety Authority has concluded the ubiquitously dangerous behavior of Israeli Arabs behind the wheel stems from a sense of unfairness rather than their simply being lawless scofflaws.
You’re having a tough time in what our president likes to call The Muslim World, I know that. Even in Egypt, where you’re 12 or 13% of the population, and where you’ve been living since long before the creation of Islam. Your churches are being torched, your faithful are being killed, your people are headed for exile.
Three near-simultaenous blasts rocked the city of Mumbai in India during rush hour on Wednesday in what the government believes is a terror attack.
The latest round of protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square have entered a seventh day and are showing signs of heating up, with protesters calling for the ouster of the head of the ruling military council, and in fact, the replacement of the entire transitional government.
Ahmed Wali Karzai, the younger brother of the Afghan president and a powerful figure in the deeply troubled southern province of Kandahar, was assassinated on Tuesday, officials said.