Two dead in Cairo's luxurious Nile City Towers as angry mob bombard security services with Molotov cocktails.
Embattled peace envoy calls time on thankless role as peace-maker, blaming 'finger-pointing and name-calling' in UN Security Council.
Participation of countries that apply Sharia law goes against Olympic principles of peace and philanthropy, say radical feminists.
Two policemen belonged to European White Knights but claim they did not know its extreme racist philosophy.
Madonna, Eddie Vedder, Johnny Marr and Neil Tennant in wave of anger over detention of band members on anti-Putin 'hooliganism' charge.
Iran's atomic energy chief Fereydoun Abbasi laughs off claims that nuclear computers burst into AC/DC's Thunderstruck at full volume.
Police in Lebanon have been accused of conducting "homosexuality tests" on 36 men who were arrested during a raid on a gay porn cinema.
Somalia's most famous comedian murdered after being on receiving end of threats by al-Shabaab militants.
Far-right Golden Dawn party gives out free food in Athens' Syntagma Square - but only to Greeks with IDs proving their nationality.
Anonymous has vowed revenge against a French online t-shirt company Early Flicker which has registered the collective's slogan and logo.
State Investigative Committee accuses anti-Putin activist of planning to steal from state timber company.
West Bengal official reports that hundreds of miners are trapped near Kolkata after epic power outage cut of power to 600 million people.
Second blackout in northern and eastern India in two days leaves half country's population without power.
UK Foreign Office reports Syria's most senior diplomat in London has walked out on Damascus regime.
Palestinians fuming at US Republican presidential candidate MItt Romney for his remarks on Israel's economic efficiency.
James Holmes, accused of killing 12 people in Century 16 cinema in Aurora, Colo., is set to face formal charges.
Russian punk girls Pussy Riot accused of 'hooliganism' with anti-Putin protest song in Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral.
AAPT says Anonymous has breached company database in protest against Australian government's data retention scheme.
Team Poison hacker jailed for six months after dumping ex-PM's personal details and bombarding anti-terror hotline
Obama to sign Enhance Security Cooperation Act, giving Israel more firepower and access to US spy satellite images.
Hackers' collective rides growing wave of anger among Anaheim's Latino community over deaths of two men at hands of police.
Republican Guard brigade leader who fled regime because his message was not getting through may be the man to unite opposition.
Al-Qaida militants shoot down Iraqi army helicopter and kill soldiers in attempt to regain territory
US president takes election year risk by raising issue of gun control in wake of Aurora cinema slaughter.
Anonymous backs protesters who say two fatal shootings are latest examples of police brutality.
Olympic athlete Voula Papachristou withdrawn from London 2012 for racist joke on African immigrants and the West Nile virus.
Frequent hunger striker Guillermo Farinas among those taken by policy at funeral of Cuban pro-democracy activist Oswaldo Paya.
Three remaining gates on Turkey-Syria border blocked in attempt to stop commercial traffic.
Fighting in Central Asia's poorest country of Tajikistan leave 20 dead.
Three men arrested over separate incidents linked to Batman screening slaughter in Aurora.