EGYPT

Foreign runners made their debut at Pyongyang’s annual marathon Sunday as North Korea sprinted toward its own ambitious tourism goals.

Passover begins on Monday at sundown.

A list of sayings to share during the weeklong Jewish holiday of Passover.

International groups have asked Ethiopian officials to examine the plant's environmental impact, but to-date a report has not been produced.

"I will either bring democracy, or disappear with it," said one victim of the unrest.

Reasserting control of the Suez Canal Development Project, the military now seems to have everything in its hands -- for better or worse.

Sustaining Tunisia’s successes will require more financial and political support from the U.S., Europe and Tunisia’s neighbors.

Archaeologists digging at the ancient Egyptian site of Abydos uncovered an elaborate 3,300-year-old tomb that once boasted a 23-foot pyramid at its entrance.

At the U.N. Africa Forum in Brussels this week, officials will discuss plans to use data from satellites to help deal with climate change and promote development.

Conflict, controversy and biased “outside” media coverage drew two brothers back to their native land to create an alternative voice from the ground up.

Putin's Crimea annexation has sparked a new EU urgency to find energy supplies outside of Russia, but weaning will be slow and difficult.

Mohamed Badieand and the others are being tried in the same court that condemned 529 to death. The mass trials and death sentences are signs that the crackdown on the Mohamed Mursi's Brotherhood is intensifying before presidential elections.

Demands from desperate unemployed youth mount as Tunisia's fifth government since the 2011 Arab Spring grapples with a faltering economy.

The countries' new constitutions have provisions to protect intellectual property rights in an attempt to foster a “knowledge economy.”

The answer may surprise you.

People took to the streets, to barricades and to fortifications in Central African Republic, Egypt, Libya, Syria, Turkey, Ukraine and Venezuela.

Russia's Crimea intervention has grain traders worried that this may disrupt Ukrainian exports - something India's farmers are keeping an eye on.

Syrians injured in the country's civil war and Israeli medical workers have managed to get past old hostilities.

Qatar has long annoyed its fellow GCC members, particularly Saudi Arabia.

Ukraine is the fifth-largest grain exporter worldwide, which means economists and politicians are keeping an eye on Egypt -- the world's largest importer.

In the early hours of Wednesday morning the IDF intercepted rockets it says were bound for the Gaza Strip.