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We profile pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army which is waging cyber war against media outlets.

Contrast between Tunisian Revolution and what has happened in Egypt, Lybia and Syria could not be more stark.

Iranian president Hassan Rohani speaks to Vladimir Putin to oppose US and Britain intervention against Damascus.

Barrel of Brent crude hits six month high as US Secretary of State ramps up rhetoric against Assad regime.

French journalist's book reveals Colonel Gaddafi ordered kidnap of schoolgirls for use as sex slaves.

Investors fear the political unrest could affect supply security across the Middle East and North Africa.

California-born Islamic militant Adam Gadahn wants killers of Americans to be rewarded.

Egypt violence, strikes in Libya and Iraq-Turkey pipeline bombing raise supply disruption fears.

International crimefighting agency has requested intelligence to establish if breaks are co-ordinated.

Alexander Kettler stumbled across a sarcophagus, a canopic jar and a death mask. The mummy was in the sarcophagus.

Heavily armed insurgents attack DI Khan Central Jail in northwestern Pakistan.

British ambassador to Libya Sir Vincent Fean wrote to Blair setting out terms of deal, secret documents show.

Rallies take place across Libya in protest at murder of political activist Abdul Salam al Musmari.

Over 1,000 prisoners escape during riots following death of top politician.

Arab nationalist leader killed outside his home in second political killing of the year.

Coup leaders apologizing for the consequences of their actions is not something that happens very often. In Bamako, the capital of Mali however, a rare example of it took place on 26 June 2013 when Captain Amadou Aya Sanogo did just that in front of an audience which included Interim President Dioncounda Traoré, recently reconciled factions of the Mali Army, religious and tribal leaders and the media.

Market Strategist Ishaq Siddiqi delivers breaking views on the financial impact from Egypt's political turmoil

California’s Death Valley expected to reach 130F (54C), the hottest temperature for 100 years.

Every year, usually in late autumn, The Economist publishes its "The World in____" for the following year. The issue for 2012 has an article by Oliver August on the effects of the North African uprisings of 2011 spreading south and in particular, foresees trouble brewing for the Sahel states because of the fall of Muammar Gaddafi:

Assaf, who grew up in Gaza's Khan Younis refugee camp, won the hearts of millions across the region with his winning performances.

Campaigners petition Home Secretary after anti-Islamic activists Pam Geller and Robert Spencer invited to London.

Egyptian leader withdraws diplomats, closes Syrian embassy in Cairo and calls on Hezbollah to pull out of Syria.

Like last year, Europe continues to dominate as the most peaceful region in the world with 13 out of the 20 most peaceful countries in the world.

Patriot anti-aircraft missile system also moved to area, north of Al-Mafraq in northern Jordan.

Former Italian prime minster was close to the Libyan dictator before 2011 Nato intervention.

Counter-terrorism and counter-espionage expert will join Financial System Vulnerabilities Committee to help prevent future money laundering scandals

Amman asks Washington to provide Patriot missile batteries as Syria conflict intensifies.

HSBC could face charges after judge questions $2.3bn immunity deal struck with prosecutors.

Fresh attack in city after weekend bombing of police station kills three children.

Police hunt Michael Fay, who flew passenger planes into UK after forging pilot's licence.