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Yemen Parliament approved a state of emergency on Wednesday, giving President Ali Abdullah Saleh extra powers for a ...

Google has been fined 100,000 euros (US$141,000) by the French National Commission on Computing and Liberty, for recording ...

Squatters have occupied a 10.6 million pound (about US$17 million) London villa purchased by Moammar Gadhafi's son—but they ...

Egypt's nascent democracy is taking its first steps along a difficult road toward genuine democratic governance.

NATO and Afghan security forces on Thursday evening killed a cousin of Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai, during a ...

The number of civilian deaths in the armed conflict in Afghanistan was 2,777 in 2010, according to an ...

The corruption trial against former French President Jacques Chirac was suspended by presiding judge, Dominique Pauthe, on Tuesday.

The Saudi Arabian Interior Ministry on Saturday announced a ban on all demonstrations, marches, and protests saying these ...

The Danish family and their yacht that were seized last Thursday by pirates have been moved to Somalia's ...

Tunisia's interim Prime Minister, Mohamed Ghannouchi, resigned on Saturday after protests demanding his resignation left three people dead.

In an effort to appease the demands of Algerian protesters, the government of Algeria approved the lifting of ...

With protests flaring up across North Africa and the Middle East—Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Iran, Algeria—one assumption common in ...

Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's president, is slated to make an announcement on Thursday night. Many expect that Hosni Mubarak ...

Hosni Mubarak, the embattled president of Egypt, is rumored to be stepping down from his position and will ...

The independence referendum in Sudan shows that citizens from Southern Sudan want to secede from Northern Sudan.

Cooking shows in Iran were banned from cooking foreign cuisine on Sunday.

To stop opposition groups from organizing protests, President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen, announced on Wednesday he would ...

Hosni Mubarak: Egypt's protests against President Hosni Mubarak are worrying Arab leaders.

Protests and demonstrations in Egypt continue and the government has tried to shut down communications within the country. ...

Protesters continued to gather by the thousands in central Cairo on Sunday, defying the 4:00 p.m. start of ...

60 years after Nazi's largest concentration camp Auschwitz was liberated, members of Roma and Sinti community still seeking ...

Thousands of determined protesters took to the streets of Yemen on Thursday, demanding a regime change in an ...

Tunisia issued global alerts for ousted president Zine el Abidine Ben Ali on Wednesday.

The Emergency Financial Stability Facility has issued the first bonds to investors with huge interest. This is part ...

While democracy may be a rare sight in the Arab world, it is not impossible, and Tunisia could ...

A month-long ban on cocoa exports from the world's No. 1 exporting country, Ivory Coast, is backed by ...

Whether or not southern Sudan chose independence in the recent referendum, officials say much work will need to ...