Egyptian regime disputing the International Religious Freedom Report
Unconfirmed information reaching our office in the United States indicates that the Egyptian regime is secretly organizing a delegation to visit the United States.
India Adopts a New Defense Policy for the Twenty-First Century
Following India’s independence in 1947, then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru inaugurated a foreign and defense policy that was based on principles of socialism and remaining
Gas companies refuse to fuel Iranian FM's plane
Dutch NGOs slam Mottaki's plan to visit chemical weapons forum; "He is responsible for building up the nuclear arsenal in Iran."
Hizbullah may attack Israel over Hariri report
During visit to army base, Ashkenazi defends appointment of Tamir Pardo as new Mossad head; says world faces new risks from Wikileaks.
Military strike only way to stop Iran nukes
In interview with 'Post,' former US ambassador to UN during the Bush administration says he is mulling GOP presidential run to reassert strong American foreign policy; "This is a very weak administration," he contends.
Islamic megabank could launch in 2011 after delays
Up to $3 bln capital is bid to improve competitiveness
Washington “dismayed” by Egyptian voting process
US criticizes Mideast ally Egypt's election
Swiss Muslims launch push against minaret ban
Majority of Swiss vote to expel convicted foreigners
Gaddafi dubs WTO “terrorists”, slams Africa-EU ties
Libyan leader says partnership between two continents has failed
Getting Fiqhed
A common complaint against Islam is that the "good" Muslims don't condemn the Muslims who are terrorists.