Egypt Presidential Elections: Muslim Brotherhood's Morsi v Mubarak's ex-Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq
Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi to face former prime minister under Mubarak's regime Ahmed Shafiq in a run-off for Egypt's presidential elections
Bahrain's Activist Nabeel Rajab Released While Abdulhadi al-Khawaja Ends Hunger Strike
Bahraini prominent rights activist Nabeel Rajab has been released on bail while opposition activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja ends his 110-day long hunger strike
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Urges Foreign Action in Syria to Stop Bloodshed [VIDEO]
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood calls for foreign intervention in Syria, while Russia and China blame both sides in conflict for massacre in Houla.
Syria: UN Envoy Annan to Meet Assad after Houla Massacre
UN special envoy Kofi Annan to meet Syrian President Bashar-al Assad in attempt to salvage peace plan after 49 children and 34 women left dead in Houla carnage.
Anonymous Takes Down UK's Culture Department Website in Leveson Inquiry Protest
Anonymous takes offline the website of the UK's Department for Culture in protest against corrpution within the Leveson Inquiry
Vatileaks: Pope Benedict XVI's Butler Detained for Leaking Secret Documents
Vatican Gendarmerie detain whistleblower who leaked internal documents to the media, bringing shame on the Holy See.
Sacked Vatican Bank Boss Gotti Tedeschi: 'I Don't Want to Upset Pope Benedict'
Head of Vatican Bank Ettore Gotti Tedeschi dismissed after receiving no-confidence vote from board.
Turkey: PKK Blamed for Suicide Bomb Attack Killing Police Officer in Pinarbasi
One police officer killed in unprecedented suicide bomb attack in central Turkish province of Kayseri, PKK accused.
Wikileaks' Founder Julian Assange Dons Anonymous Mask at Pre-Extradition Ruling Event
Wikileaks' founder Julian Assange has donned a Guy Fawkes' Anonymous mask in what he claims to be his "last public appearance" at event in London.
Yemeni Forces Kill 35 Al-Qaida Militants in Abyan
Armed forces press ahead with offensive to regain extremist strongholds.
Zainab al-Khawaja: Daughter of Bahraini Hunger Striker Sentenced to One Month in Prison
Zainab al-Khawaja, daughter of human rights activist and hunger striker Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, sentenced to one month in prison in Manama
Nigeria Government Balks at US Plans to Label Boko Haram as 'Terrorist Organisation'
Nigerian officials dismiss US plans to include Boko Haram on its watch list of foreign terrorist organisations.
US Hacks Al-Qaida Website in Yemen: The Cyber War Against Global Terror
State Department hacks al-Qaida website in Yemen, changing messages about killing Americans into pro-American propaganda.
Russia: Opposition Leader Sergei Udaltsov and Anti-Corruption Blogger Alexi Navalny Released from Prison [VIDEO]
Opposition leaders Sergei Udaltsov and Alexi Navlny freed after serving 15-day prison sentences for roles in anti-Putin inauguration rally.
US Senate Eyes 'Largest Aid Package' Ever for Israel Blessed by Obama
Largest package of military aid to Israel to be discussed at US Senate Committee
Tiger and Elephant Poachers: India's Maharashtra State Orders Rangers to Shot-to-Kill Illegal Hunters
Injuring or even killing animal poachers in India's state of Maharashtra will no longer be a crime.
Secret Service Prostitution Scandal in Colombia: Obama's Safety 'Threatened' by Officers 'Reckless Behaviour'
Secret Service boss rejects accusations that his officers' involvement in a prostitution scandal in Colombia has put President Obama's life in danger.
EXCLUSIVE: Hacker Adrian Lamo Who Betrayed Wikileaks' Manning Turns Fire on Anonymous
'Snitch' hacker Adrian Lamo, who turned in Wikileaks source Bradley Manning, warns of over-hyping the Anonymous threat and criticise role of media in depicting the collective.
Bahraini Hunger Striker Abdulhadi al-Khawaja Attends Court in Wheelchair
Bahraini hunger striker al-Khawaja attends court in a wheelchair and reveals details of his torture by authorities.
Egypt's Presidential Elections: Threat of Military Coup Against Islamists, Warns Ex-Spy Chief Suleiman
Egypt's ex-intelligence chief Omar Suleiman warns of a military coup against any Muslim Brotherhood regime.
Femen Topless Activist Grabs Euro 2012 Trophy in Ukraine to Protest Surge in Sex Tourism
Topless Femen activists seize football trophy of Euro 2012 to protest against prostitution in former Soviet Republic
Anonymous Hacks US Justice Department and Dumps 1.7 Gigabytes of Secret Data on The Pirate Bay
Anonymous attacks US Justice Department website and dumps 1.7 gigabytes of data on The Pirate Bay file-sharing site.
Italy: Unemployed Father Throws Two Children From Balcony and Jumps to his Death in Brescia
Unemployed Italian father threw his two young children from his balcony before jumping to his death in Brescia.
Obama's Exit Plan from Afghanistan 'Threatened' by Pakistan and France [VIDEO]
Obama's plan for withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan by end of 2014 threatened by rift with Pakistan and possibly scuppered by France's new president, Francois Hollande
Yemen: 96 Soldiers on Parade Slaughtered in Sanaa Suicide Attack [VIDEO]
Suicide bomber kills at least 96 soldiers during rehearsal for military parade in Sanaa, Yemen.
Beirut Clashes: 'Syrian Crisis has Contaminated Lebanon'
Fears that Syrian crisis has contaminated Lebanon as clashes in Beirut between pro- and anti-Assad groups leave three dead
Anonymous Punishes Chicago Police after Anti-Nato Protests [VIDEO]
Anonymous hacking collective joins anti-Nato protests and takes Chicago government websites offline.
Anonymous Attacks Websites of Germany and Frankfurt in Solidarity with Blockupy Protest
Anonymous launches DDoS attacks on websites belonging to information office of federal government of Germany and city of Frankfurt to retaliate against police breaking up Blockupy protest camp.
Israel's Zoological Spies: Mossad's Bee-Eater Spy, 'Jewish Jaws' and the Rat-Trap
Turkish residents claim dead bee-eater is Israeli secret service agent.
Vietnam Bus Horror Plunge Off Bridge into Serepok River Kills 34 [VIDEO]
Crowded night bus plunges off bridge into river in central Vietnam, killing 34 passengers and injuring 21 others in one of the country's deadliest road accidents.
