More than 80 scholars and experts-including Egyptian democracy activist Saad Eddin Ibrahim and former deputy prime minister of Malaysia Anwar Ibrahim -are urging President Obama to adopt a consistent and

Millions of users of social networking websites, including Facebook, are under malicious attacks by hackers and data stealers, online security experts warn, urging a review for safety policies.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown promised the U.S. Congress on Wednesday to "work tirelessly with you for peace in the Middle East." But Britain clearly has some ideas of its

The United States is calling for a conference on Afghanistan and the broader regional challenge to take place March 31, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced Thursday.

The Egyptian Central Accounting Agency is the regulating body which oversees the public monatry and how it was spent. It is the eye of the public monitoring how the government

Muslim Brotherhood Parliamentary Bloc has released a statement, on March 4th, in which they rejected the decision of ICC to arrest Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir.

Mr. Mahdi Akef (Leader of Muslim Brotherhood Group) has called all Arab and Islamic states as well as Eastern and Western states members of the Hague International Criminal Court to

The recent blast in Khan Al-Khalili next to the historic Al-Hussein Mosque, which killed a French student and injured roughly 20 tourists, seemed to conceal more than it revealed when

The internet service was introduced in Saudi Arabia on Dec. 15, 1998 by a decision from the Ministerial Council. This date symbolizes the beginning of a new era in the

A two-year international investigation has revealed an increase in the number of stunted children in the occupied Palestinian territories and conditions so extreme that Palestinian women have on occasion been