UNESCO head marks Holocaust Day in Paris
Director-General Irina Bokova pledges "every UNESCO Director-General will visit this memorial" on International Holocaust Memorial Day.
At least 16,000 protesters gather in capital Sanaa
Thousands march in Yemen to demand reform
Egypt 182-day T-bill avg yield rises after protests
Egypt's bourse plummets on protest fears
Protests in Rome against Pakistan’s blasphemy law
Human rights group call to abolish the law
Hamas Bans Books Contrary to Muslim Law
The de facto Hamas government in Gaza pulled two Arab authors’ novels from stores’ shelves on Sunday because they were contrary to Muslim law known as Sharia.
Two Rocket Attacks Break Hamas ‘Ceasefire’ Pledge
Two Kassam missile attacks on a Negev kibbutz Tuesday evening broke Hamas’s promise to halt all terrorist attacks. No injuries or damage were reported, and the IDF has not retaliated – yet.
Voice of the Copts, call for freedom and Justice
Egypt, at this moment, most cell phone and texting services have been suspended, and Twitter usage has been entirely shut down by the state regime as people across Egypt rally in the streets in a second day of protests.
Mubarak’s Wife and Son Flee to London amid Protests
The wife of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and their son Gamal, considered the successor to his father as president, have fled to London with 97 suitcases after unprecedented massive protests in Egypt, an Arab website reported.
13 arrested in terror cell behind US hiker's murder
4 Palestinians indicted for killing Kristine Luken near Beit Shemesh; men were part of larger terror cell responsible for series of murders, rape, and violence since summer of 2009.
After four were killed, Egyptian regime ban rallies
Egypt opposition calls for 2nd day of protests