EGYPT

A massive fire in Cairo's convention center Wednesday was apparently deemed the latest sign of Mohamed Ibrahim's failures.

In a speech before the Security Council, the Libyan ambassador said the world has not done enough to stop the spread of terrorism.

A learned religious body said such unions push women into a "circle of terrorism."

Two people were killed when a bomb exploded near a top court building in central Cairo, the health ministry said, the deadliest attack in three blasts to hit the Egyptian capital on Monday.

The top commander of Hamas’ military wing said his group has continued to stockpile rockets in anticipation of a war.

Egypt has been without a parliament since June 2012 when a court dissolved the democratically elected main chamber.

Sama El Masry has thrown her support behind Egypt's airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Libya.

The ethnic group is the latest of many minorities to be deliberately targeted by ISIS.

A member of the Syrian National Council said that at least 150 Syrian Christians were being held by ISIS.

The Egyptian government has urged hundreds of thousands of Egyptians working in Libya to return home.

Alaa Abdel-Fattah was prominent during the 2011 protests against Hosni Mubarak and has since campaigned against military trial of civilians.

The Islamic State-affiliated Takfiri militant group claimed responsibility for setting off the explosions.

While Arab governments have been on the same page in their condemnation of ISIS, there is no unified front.

The blasts took place in the Libyan city of Qubbah, which is under the control of renegade General Khalifa Hiftar.

Militants claiming loyalty to ISIS have seized the university in the central Libyan city of Sirte, residents said, days after a video showed them staging a convoy parade.

The musical instruments have been deemed “offensive to Muslims” by the Islamic State group.

Qatar's ambassador to Egypt had criticized his government for expressing reservations over Cairo’s airstrikes on ISIS targets in Libya.

An Islamist militant group claims to have used aircraft to bomb targets in the Libyan civil war.

The latest executions came after ISIS militants seized al-Baghdadi, located two miles from the capital city of Baghdad, last week.

Several other countries have also banned their airspace to Libyan planes since Tripoli airport fell to Islamist militants in August.

In the hometown of former dictator Moammar Gadhafi, a battle is developing between ISIS and Libyan government forces.