EU ambassadors in Israel are concerned over Israel’s treatment of its Arab minority and about poor prospects for re-launching peace talks with the Palestinians, according to a working paper disclosed by daily newspaper Haaretz on Friday.
Lower house of parliament affirms a $43bn package of cuts and reforms in a vote called by Prime Minister Mario Monti.
Securities and Exchange Commission has brought civil fraud charges against six former top executives at mortgage giants.
As many as 100 people were injured when Egyptian military police troops clashed with petrol bomb-throwing protesters against military rule in Cairo on Friday, as the worst violence in weeks overshadowed the count in the second phase of a landmark general
The Israeli Supreme Court on Friday turned down appeals by Israeli victims of Palestinian attacks against the liberation of 550 Palestinian detainees this weekend, military radio said. That confirms a decision by the Israel Prisons Service
قتل اليوم 18 شخصا في سوريا بينهم طفلان وأربع نساء برصاص قوات الأمن بمظاهرات جديدة في مختلف أنحاء سوريا للمطالبة بسقوط النظام تحت عنوان "الجام
Russia’s draft U.N. Security Council resolution on Syria is unacceptable to France, but Moscow’s recognition that the body must react to the bloodshed is a positive step, France's Foreign Ministry said on Friday. Russia unexpectedly present
Libya’s interim leadership Friday demanded the release of up to $160 billion (122 billion euros) of assets frozen in sanctions against former dictator Muammar Qaddafi. “All the Libyan people want from the international community is to t
Tunisia’s new President Moncef Marzouki said in an interview aired on Friday he was against foreign intervention in Syria, where thousands have been killed in months of anti-regime protests. “Of course I am opposed to foreign intervent
Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis demonstrated Friday across the country rejecting an amnesty given to President Ali Abdullah Saleh against prosecution in a deal that eases him out of office as world powers have proposed a plan to reunite Yemen’s fragmen
Clashes break out in Cairo after the Egyptian army tries to remove protesters staging a sit-in near the parliament building.
Syrian security forces reportedly open fire on anti-government protesters after hundreds of thousands took to the streets across the country.