One day we’ll kill all Jews
Muslim Brotherhood holds venomous anti-Israel rally in Cairo mosque Friday; Islamic activists chant: Tel Aviv, judgment day has come
Blinded by acid, now denied compensation for showing her attacker mercy
Ameneh Bahrami, 34, suffered severe injuries to her eyes, face and hands when a former university classmate, Majid Movahedi, threw acid in her face after she rejected his advances
Iran threatens to hit Turkey if US, Israel attack
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say on all state matters, is also commander in chief of Iran's armed forces.
Tahrir protesters slam Egypt’s ‘anti-revolt’ polls
Banners festooned across the square urge Egyptians to protect the revolution that on February 11 brought an end to Mubarak’s 30-year-rule.
Throwback to Cold War: Medvedev Threatens Western Europe
Russia is kicking up a fuss over the anti missile system. There may be tactical considerations involved
The Future of Egypt
Now the political path has opened up, but elections means very little. In Egypt they mainly mean a chance to fail. But running Egypt has very little resemblance to anything that looks like functioning government
Couple shot in ‘honour killing’
The Foreign Office is not involved in the case as Mr Rehman was a Pakistani national and Mrs Naurin was a US citizen.
Radical Islam Passing through Greece
Greece’s geographical placement, in addition to the wider culminations in the Mediterranean that have unfolded over the past year, has sounded alarm bells over the peril of the country being used as a regional logistics hub for international Islamic terrorists and a breeding ground of radicals amongst the communities of illegal immigrants from Islamic countries.
At least 15 killed in multiple Iraq bombings
The remaining 18,000 U.S. troops in Iraq are packing up by the end of the year when a security pact with Baghdad expires. Talks to keep some U.S. troops in Iraq as trainers fell apart over the question of legal immunity for U.S. soldiers.
One in five Iraqi women subjected to abuse
Iraqi women are also affected by a lack of social services, and some must head their households alone because of the death of a husband or son