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Liverpool Transfer News: 4 Attackers Involved In Latest January Rumors

Liverpool are reportedly continuing to explore ways to add to their attacking options in the January transfer window.

Election Year: More Than 44 Percent Of The World’s Population Will Have The Chance To Vote In 2014 [CHART]

Among other locales, this year will see Turkey’s first directly elected president and Fiji’s first democratic parliamentary elections.

Syria, Lebanon, The Gulf: Journalist Rasha Elass's Life Has Unfolded Against A Backdrop Of War, And A New Stage Is Unfolding

During the Lebanese civil war of the 1970s, Rasha Elass escaped to Syria in her family's hired taxi. Now she ponders a grim future there.

Is ‘Appropriate’ Muslim Female Dressing Less Conservative? Survey Shows Countries More Lax On Burqas, Hijabs, Niqabs

Islamic dress in Muslim nations ranges in a variety of headdresses from hijabs, burqas and niqabs, but which do citizens of each country prefer their women to wear? A survey shows countries' views on Islamic dress is becoming more lax.

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Pilot Suicide: When It's The Captain Who Crashes The Plane

A deadly crash of a Mozambican Embraer 190 in Namibia may have been a pilot suicide. It's a rare occurrence, but it does happen -- such as in these cases.

Car Bomb Kills 13 In Egypt, More Than 100 Wounded In Early Morning Blast North Of Cairo

Tuesday's attack is one of the deadliest since the military took over the nation's government.

The Week In Science: New Japanese Island, Chatty Neanderthals, Narcolepsy Mystery Unraveled

Neanderthals could likely vocalize with the best of humans, a new analysis shows.

Michele Bachmann Visits Libya To Probe Benghazi, But Could Do More Harm Than Good

Michele Bachmann and other Tea Party Reps. visited Libya to discuss the Benghazi attacks, but could their anti-Islamic views do more harm than good?

UN Appeals For $6.5B In Aid For Syria In UN's Biggest Ever Fundraising Effort For A Single Humanitarian Emergency

The amount represents half of all global humanitarian aid the U.N. and its partners will require in 2014.

Our Thirsty Future: Research Firm Assesses Water Stress Across The Globe

Water stress is an important risk for governments and companies to evaluate -- but may not necessarily lead to armed conflict.

Angolan Official Denies Islam Ban, But Muslims Say Mosque Closings Persist

Mosque closings are reported, contradicting government officials' claims.

US Held ‘Secret Talks’ With Iran Leaders Prior To Tehran Nuclear Deal

Leaders from six nations reached a deal with Iran over its nuclear program, ending almost a decade of intense negotiations.

Egypt Expels Turkish Ambassador, Downgrades Ties Citing Threat To Stability; Turkey Vows To Reciprocate

Turkey, a staunch supporter of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, vowed to reciprocate.

Entrepreneurs In The Middle East: Where And How To Invest In Startups In The Arab World -- Author Q&A

In Schroeder's book, "Startup Rising," the tumultuous Middle East is a potential boon for entrepreneurial businesses investing.

A Palestinian family warm themselves by a fire outside their house during a power cut in the northern Gaza Strip November 17, 2013

Gaza Strip Is Still Smoldering, Tense And A Time Bomb A Year After War With Israel

"Nobody works anymore. They are killing us," says one Palestinian. But he means Egypt as well as Israel.

Meat Mummies, Used For Food In The Afterlife, Were Elaborately Embalmed

Meat mummies, animal parts used for food in the afterlife, were preserved using a variety of methods.

Egypt Train Crash Kills 20

Will this spark protests from Egyptians who claim a lack of safeguards led to several horrific crashes?

Tutankhamun Sister Missing: Priceless Statuette of Pharaoh Akhenaten's Daughter Stolen From Egyptian Museum Amid Rioting

An international alert has been issued for the safe return of a statuette of Tutankhamun's sister, which was stolen from an Egyptian museum during riots in August.