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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood warn of 'dangerous' days
The Muslim Brotherhood has warned that Egypt's fragile democratic gains
are under threat, after a surprise court ruling overturned last year's
parliamentary elections.
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Security and Defense: Chemically unstable
Syria's chemical weapons program has been focus of Israeli intelligence operations since the mid-1970s.
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Syrian peace plan falters; Russia warns against "plots"
Both rebels and forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad are
intensifying violence in Syria and striving for military gains rather
than peaceful transition, the chief U.N. monitor in Syria said on
Friday.
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No Reopening Of Supply Routes To Afghanistan Via Pakistan
US relations with Pakistan continue to deteriorate as US negotiation team calls it quits.
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Poll: Israelis Trust the U.S., But Not Obama
Two thirds of Israelis would support military strike on Iran if
diplomacy fails. Three of 10 think Romney will improve relations.
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Greece in international spotlight as it heads to polls
Europe is in wait-and-see mode as Greeks head to the ballot boxes for a
vote that is set to determine the future of their country in the
eurozone.
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Analysts: 'Soft coup' court ruling could reignite Egyptian revolution
Confusion reigns in Egypt after stunning court rulings threw the
country's awkward transition toward democratic rule into turmoil.
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Pessimism on eve of Moscow nuclear talks with Iran
Just days before the third round of talks between Western powers and the
Islamic Republic, it would hardly be an exaggeration to say that hopes
for a breakthrough are at their lowest
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Eurozone approaching its moment of truth
We are approaching a moment of truth for the eurozone.
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Jordan protesters brave heat wave to demand reform
More than 2,000 Jordanians braved blistering temperatures on Friday to
demonstrate across the country against recent hikes in commodity prices,
demanding sweeping political change and constitutional reform.