Battle scars strategic southern Sudan town
Sudan does not allow independent reporting in South Kordofan and tightly restricts access for journalists, diplomats and aid workers
France telecom’s Orange to take full control of Egypt’s unit
The move is in line with an agreement with its local partner Orascom which was announced in February, the statement said.
All-female Kenyan village houses abused women
The story of the village of Umoja, which means “unity” in the Swahili language, goes back to 1990 when 15 women from the Samburu district formed a group called the Umoja Uaso Women’s Group.
Police investigates hazing incident at Jewish fraternity at U.S. college
The men were discovered, bound together by duct tape, in their underwear covered by flour, hone
‘Flytilla’ Activists Planning to Defy Israeli Ban
French activists say they will seek to violate Israel's sovereign right to control its borders despite Israeli promises to bar entry
Tunisian opposition slams government for crackdown, Ennahda chief refutes allegations
“Society was split into two camps: one that presents itself as a representative of Islam and a defender of the Tunisian identity and the other stands for modernity and struggles to keep progressive gains acquired in the past.”
IDF Foils Bombing
Vigilant soldiers stopped a would-be terrorist carrying explosives, knives, and ammunition at a checkpoint in northern Samaria.
Second ‘Air Flotilla’ to be Stopped
Security officials say foreign anti-Israel activists seeking to attend protests in Yesha this weekend will be denied entry and deported
Kuwait Man Receives 7 Year Sentence for Tweets
A Kuwaiti man has received seven years in prison for a series of Tweets local Shiites considered offensive and 'damaged Kuwait's image'
Egyptian court suspends Islamists-dominated constitutional assembly
Liberal groups and Coptic Christians had pulled out of the assembly because of Islamists domination.