Europe to Egypt: You should respect your protesters
Egypt

Europe to Egypt: You should respect your protesters

Brussels--The European Union says that Egyptian authorities should listen to their people, deal with their problems and respect their right…
Calm returns to Lebanon after days of protests over Hizbullah power play
World

Calm returns to Lebanon after days of protests over Hizbullah power play

Lebanon security officials reopened all roads and removed barriers across the country, after thousands of Sunnis poured into the streets…
Egyptian stock market tumbles 4.6 pct on protests
Egypt

Egyptian stock market tumbles 4.6 pct on protests

Egypt's stock market tumbled over 4 percent the day after massive anti-government protests engulfed the capital and other cities, leaving…
Yemen president blasts succession claims
Egypt

Yemen president blasts succession claims

Sanaa, Yemen (AP)--Yemen's president blasted opposition claims of a planned handover of power to his son, describing such talk as…
Explosion shakes Moscow’s busiest airport
World

Explosion shakes Moscow’s busiest airport

Moscow--An explosion shook the busiest airport in the Russian capital on Monday afternoon and an aviation official said an unspecified…
Egypt says Tunisia turmoil worrying investors
Business

Egypt says Tunisia turmoil worrying investors

An Egyptian government minister warned that investors are beginning to question Egypt's stability due to fears that Tunisia's revolt could…
WikiLeaks: Only 1 percent of diplomatic docs published
World

WikiLeaks: Only 1 percent of diplomatic docs published

Nearly two months after WikiLeaks outraged the US government by launching the release of a massive compendium of diplomatic documents,…
US conservatives consider cutting Egypt aid
Egypt

US conservatives consider cutting Egypt aid

Washington--House conservatives vowed Thursday to slash domestic programs well beyond the already steep spending cuts promised by GOP leaders in…
Tunisia’s Islamists eye place in politics
World

Tunisia’s Islamists eye place in politics

 Tunis--For decades, Tunisians espousing political Islam were banned, jailed and forced underground by their country's autocratic regime.Now they are seeking…
Cruising Lake Nasser: When Egypt’s past and present collide
Life & Style

Cruising Lake Nasser: When Egypt’s past and present collide

Abu Simbel--In the 1960s, rising water from a new dam threatened to submerge the temples and monuments of Nubia, the…
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