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10 Reasons Why Udaipur, India is the Most Romantic City in the East

Oft called the Venice of the East, this city on the edge of the desert beckons with its luxurious lakefront palaces and bustling art-strewn streets.

Glamour's Women of the Year Award Gala: Iconic Ladies on Red Carpet (PHOTOS)

Actress Jennifer Lopez was honored with “Women of the Year” award, while former U.S. First Lady Laura Bush and Comedienne Chelsea Handler were awarded for their contribution in politics and entertainment.

Fifth Woman, Donna Donella, Comes Forward in Cain Harassment Scandal

On the day Sharon Bialek told her story with attorney Gloria Allred, Donella told The Washington Examiner that Cain tried to get dinner alone with an audience member at 2002 speech, then tried to set up a date with Donella herself. As Cain prepares for a press conference to counter Bialek's story, bloggers and news sites debated whether Cain's behavior is damning or inconsequential.

Glamour's Women of the Year, Jennifer Lopez Scores Top Honor [PHOTOS]

The 21st annual Glamour's Women of the Year Awards ceremony took place at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Nov. 8. Some of the most recognized women in the world today came out to celebrate girl power.

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Egyptian Ferry Fire Update: 1 Jordanian Passenger Dies

One Jordanian man died after jumping off a ferry that caught fire in the Red Sea Thursday.

Assad Regime Agrees to Arab League Peace Plan in Syria

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad fully accepted an Arab League peace plan on Wednesday to end seven months of violence and protests.

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron speaks during London Cyberspace Conference in London

David Cameron Wanted Internet Shutdown During Britain’s Summer Riots

Fears grew at the time that the disturbances were largely organized by youths using their mobile phones.

Egypt to ratify anti-corruption law in days: minister

Egypt's ruling generals will ratify within days a law barring anyone found guilty of corruption from political life, a senior minister said on Monday, a move to curb the influence of ousted President Hosni Mubarak's former allies.

Egyptians protest, anger mounts over blogger arrest

Thousands of Egyptians protested on Monday in Tahrir Square, the epicentre of an uprising that toppled President Hosni Mubarak this year, after a prominent activist was detained by military prosecutors.

Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani

Qatar Elections to be Held in 2013, Emir Says

Qatar will hold its first legislative election in two years, Qatar News Agency reported, citing a statement by the ruling emir.

Analysis: Baltic experiment has lessons for euro zone

In their battle to bolster state finances and avoid sovereign defaults, euro zone policymakers may do well to examine the efforts of tiny neighbor Lithuania to reform state-owned enterprises.

Egyptian Junta Throttles Democracy Movement, Sends Blogger to Military Trial

With 12,000 pro-democracy activists having been sent to military trial ever since the junta took the reins and an oppressive law that criminalizes strikes and protest marches put in place, Egyptians are wondering if this was the emancipating they had risked their lives to achieve.

Palestinian Militants and Israel Exchange Rocket Fire in Gaza

Palestinian militants in Gaza renewed a rocket attack on Israel, firing seven missiles at the cities of Be'er Sheva and Sderot.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il looks at soldiers taking part in a military parade in Kim Il-Sung Square in Pyongyang

North Korea to its Citizens Trapped in Libya: Don’t Come Home

North Koreans in Libya are in a trapped in a diplomatic limbo. Their brethren in Tunisia and Egypt have also been prohibited from returning home.

Centamin Egypt's 3Q Profit Triples on Higher Gold Prices

Centamin Egypt Ltd. posted quarterly net profit almost three times the year-ago level, boosted by higher gold prices, and said it was on track to hit its revised 2011 gold production target.

Hamas policeman surveys the damage after Israeli air strikes in the central of Gaza Strip

Gaza Violence Simmers After Truce Announced

Violence between Israel and Gaza militants flared anew Sunday after Egypt said it had brokered a truce to end attacks that have killed 10 Palestinian gunmen and an Israeli civilian in the past five days.

Apache plans $1.5 billion Egypt investments in 2012

American oil and gas company Apache Corp plans to increase investments in its Egypt operations by $1.5 billion starting in 2012, Egypt's General Authority for Free-zones and Investments said on Saturday.

Africa's oil scramble heads east to uncertain waters

Africa's new scramble for oil is heading east, where the potential could be huge but the risks are far higher than in the well-established sector on the continent's west coast.

Islamists to rule Tunisia; clashes in cradle of revolt

The leader of the Islamist party which won Tunisia's first free election appealed for calm in the town where the Arab Spring began, accusing forces linked to the ousted president of fanning violence there.

Sheikh Rachid Ghannouchi, head of the Ennahda party

Islamic Party Declared Victor in Tunisia Vote

The Islamist Ennahda party was officially declared the winner of Tunisia's election Thursday, setting it up to form the first Islamist-led government in the wake of the Arab Spring uprisings.

As Earthquake Casualties Mount, Focus on Turkey-Israel Relations

The official death toll from the Van, Turkey earthquake last Sunday has risen to 500 people, but while rescue teams find more bodies and people whose homes were destroyed sleeping outside on snowy nights, the world has turned its attention to the relationship between Turkey and Israel.

Will Scott Olsen be Occupy Oakland's Mohamed Bouazizi?

Scott Olsen, a former U.S. Marine who completed two tours in Iraq, is in critical condition on Thursday, after being hit in the face by a police projectile during an Occupy Oakland protest Tuesday night. Will his injuries galvanize the Occupy movement?