A decade after invasion, Saddam nostalgia lives on
World

A decade after invasion, Saddam nostalgia lives on

A decade after the US-led invasion of Iraq, years of violence and disdain for the country's current political class fuel…
IMF: Emergency loan an option for Egypt
Business

IMF: Emergency loan an option for Egypt

  The International Monetary Fund said Monday that it could provide an emergency short-term loan to Egypt if needed, as…
Mandela’s memory fading: close friend
World

Mandela’s memory fading: close friend

Nelson Mandela, South Africa's frail anti-apartheid hero who spent a night in hospital at the weekend for a medical checkup,…
Egypt, Tunisia strive to woo back tourists
Egypt

Egypt, Tunisia strive to woo back tourists

Two years after the Arab Spring uprisings, Tunisia and Egypt are trying to win back holidaymakers in a lifeblood sector…
Israel: Obama in Jerusalem 20 March
World

Israel: Obama in Jerusalem 20 March

US President Barack Obama's three-day visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories will begin on 20 March, Israel said Sunday,…
Police strike leaves ministry on shaky ground
Egypt

Police strike leaves ministry on shaky ground

Discontent in Egypt's police ranks has boiled over into an unprecedented strike, with officers saying they will refuse orders until…
Third Bulgarian dies after setting himself ablaze
World

Third Bulgarian dies after setting himself ablaze

SOFIA — A third Bulgarian man died Sunday after setting himself on fire amid protests against growing poverty and corruption…
Chavez follows Stalin, Mao, to waxy afterlife
World

Chavez follows Stalin, Mao, to waxy afterlife

Hugo Chavez will enter a waxy afterlife when he is embalmed and put on permanent display in Venezuela, giving his…
US cancels award for Samira Ibrahim after incendiary tweets
Egypt

US cancels award for Samira Ibrahim after incendiary tweets

Just hours before a high-profile ceremony, the United States Friday canceled an award to an Egyptian activist after learning she…
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