The French firm Alstom SA (ALSO.PA) has pleaded guilty and will pay $772 million in criminal penalties to settle charges with the U.S. Justice Department alleging the company bribed government officials to win business around the world.
Israel and Hamas exchanged fire over the weekend, but tensions have not sparked a new confrontation in Gaza.
"I dedicate my victory to the martyrs of Tunisia," Essebsi said in claiming victory.
Amid the thousands of refugees fleeing the Syrian Civil War, Lebanese authorities have been unable to take action against the marijuana farmers.
Dunne authored an article that highlighted the challenges facing human rights organizations in Egypt and other Arab countries.
The offensive against Islamists in Benghazi, led by former general Khalifa Haftar, has claimed 450 lives since its launch.
Embassies in Egypt, Sweden, the Netherlands and three other countries have issued warnings about possible anti-American attacks.
The World Food Programme's food aid, which was a lifeline for over 1.7 million Syrian refugees, will resume by mid-December.
The British Embassy in Cairo closed to the public on Sunday, also citing security concerns.
Amnesty International has warned of "catastrophic consequences" for nearly 4 million Syrian refugees if the world fails to act.
Lifetime’s miniseries “The Red Tent,” based on the best-selling novel by Anita Diamant, premieres Dec. 7 and Dec. 8 at 9/8c.
The anti-graft rankings are based on factors including whether public leaders are punished for corruption and the prevalence of bribery.
Israel, which is believed to have launched a nuclear weapons program in the 1960s, has refused to officially admit to having such weapons.
Defendants were accused of taking part in an attack after Mohammed Morsi was ousted last year.
Apache said in a statement Monday that the "tragic carjacking incident this past August involving our colleague Bill Henderson is still under investigation by the U.S. government."
Prominent figures in the Muslim Brotherhood were sentenced to prison for criticizing the Egyptian court.
Protesters say they believe if Mubarak goes free, their long-fought revolution will be reversed.
Almost 900 demonstrators were killed in clashes with police during the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 that forced Hosni Mubarak to resign.
At least five were killed in the aftermath of Egyptian protests, which were put down by government security forces.
The action, condemned by Amnesty International, is meant to halt the influx of extremist militants.
Muslim Youth Intifada activists are billing demonstrations Friday as an Islamic uprising against the Sisi government.
The decision allows some 6,000 stranded Palestinians to return to Gaza. But Gazans won't be able to cross into Egypt.