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March 9, 2013
More than 30 police stations close as the security situation across Egypt deteriorates.
March 8, 2013
The son-in-law of the late Osama Bin Laden, who was acting as spokesman for the terrorist organization now faces charges in the U.S.
According to the opposition fighters in the disputed Golan Heights they were not trying to kidnap the UN staff.
March 7, 2013
Andy Willis, 51 and wife Caroline, 48 are both employees of Exxon-Mobil
United Nations special rapporteur responds to a report linking the Pentagon with Iraqi torture centres by calling on the US to release its classified documents relating to rendition.
The Arab League is allowing member states to arm rebels in Syria and will also offer a rebel coalition the seat Damascus once occupied.
The Philippines demands the immediate and unconditional release of 21 of its nationals working as UN observers who have been kidnapped by Syrian rebels.
The UK is to provide Syrian rebels with armored vehicles and body armor, the country's Foreign Secretary has said.
The presidency assures its respect for the constitution and rule of law, after Egypt's Administrative Court requests halting elections until electoral law is referred back to the High Constitutional Court.
March 6, 2013
According to the United Nations, the numbers have already passed their predictions as neighboring countries struggle to cope.
Australia's Foreign Minister confirms for the first time that Australian-Israeli citizen 'Prisoner X', who died in a maximum-security Israeli prison in December 2010, had been working for Israel's government.
The speaker of the house says there are strong indications that the terrorist group is taking hold in the mediterranean country.
The new foreign secretary has been touring the Middle East in his first official visit to the region.
The delegation discussed ways to make promote elections in both countries, despite their differences.
Syrian warplanes bombarded the city of Raqqa on Tuesday, a day after it was captured by rebel fighters, opposition campaigners and a resident said.
