Conditions deteriorate for Egypt’s journalists
Members of the press face increased arrests, attacks
South Sudan ceasefire falters as government accuses rebels of attack
The fighting has been marked by atrocities on both sides with some 700,000 people forced from their homes in the impoverished nation, according to the United Nations.
Iran says no need for UN watchdog office in Tehran
IAEA chief Yukiya Amano said on Friday he might seek Iran’s permission for a Tehran office for inspectors.
In Pictures: Protesters and police clash in Downtown Cairo
Downtown Cairo witnessed clashes between police forces and protesters on the third anniversary of the 25 January Revolution after police forces dispersed a protest organised by the Revolutionary Front outside…
Car bomb strikes Egypt police base: ministry
AFP - A car bomb struck a police base in the Egyptian canal city of Suez on Saturday, wounding at least four people in an attack earlier blamed on a…
Bomb explodes near Police Academy in Ain Shams
Explosion injures one as Egypt prepares for a violent 25 January
Imprisoned Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste releases letter from Tora prison
Journalist laments lack of freedoms, prison conditions, and judicial transparency
Six embassy workers kidnapped in Libya
Five administrative attachés and cultural adviser abducted in Libya
Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis claims responsibility for Friday bombings
Four bombings on Friday left six dead