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By John J. Metzler – World Tribune – In a joint briefing on the elections, representatives of both the Geneva-based UN Watch and New York’s Human Rights Foundation said some such [...]

By Ahram Online – The first round run-offs of Egypt’s two-stage parliamentary elections produced a 21.7% turnout, the country’s High Elections Committee (HEC) said on Friday. [...]

By David Andrew Weinberg – The Hill – Saudi textbooks have long been identified as a potential source of incitement to terrorism around the world by current or former U.S. officials. [...]

By Coptic Solidarity – In Egypt’s first phase of elections that covered 14 governorates, 3 Copts out of 218 were elected to individual seats. Twenty-two Copts were competing in the rerun [...]

By Ahram Online – The Free Egyptians Party said it won thirty-six seats, the most out of the political parties contesting the individual seats. Mostaqbal Watan (‘Future of Homeland’) came [...]

By Wall Street Journal – Mahmoud Habibulloh, a 64-year-old watchman in this Kyrgyzstan small town of Kara Suu, in the Fergana Valley, was thrilled when his son told him a year ago that he [...]

By World Tribune – These troops left an Iraq that was, according to another former Obama Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates, “in pretty good shape…because we had a presence and we had [...]

By Florence Taylor- Christian Today – The phenomenon of kidnapping Coptic Christians for ransom has spread in Minya province, the latest of which occurred last week. A group kidnapped a [...]

By European Parliament News – “An extremey good man” “The conference of Presidents decided that the Sakharov Prize will go to Saudi blogger Raif Badawi,” said Schulz announcing [...]

By AFP – Titled “Egypt: faith after the pharaohs“, the exhibition covers 12 centuries, from the country’s integration into the Roman Empire in 30 BC to the fall of the [...]