British police are still hoping to find Madeline McCann alive after reviewing 40, 000 pieces of evidence that turned up 195 new investigative leads in the missing girl's case.
Anila Alexander
Apr 25, 2012
The Marine Corps. has identified the two Marines killed in the crash of an MV-22 Osprey in Morocco on Wednesday, as Cpls. Robby Reyes and Derek Kerns.
Laura Matthews
Apr 13, 2012
Is CISPA the new SOPA? This article decodes the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, the scariest threat to Internet freedom and privacy currently before the U.S. Congress.
Connor Adams Sheets
Apr 10, 2012
On Monday, French Minister of the Interior, Claude Gueant, announced the expulsion of Algerian and Malian imams because they posed a threat to the French public's security.
Esther Tran Le
Apr 03, 2012
The saga of French Muslims took an ugly turn earlier this month when Islamic militant Mohamed Merah was identified as the gunman in mass killings in Toulouse that appeared to have been driven by bias.
Palash Ghosh
Mar 29, 2012
Ahead of next month's French presidential election, incumbent president Nicolas Sarkozy has already complained that there are too many immigrants in France.
Palash Ghosh
Mar 28, 2012
Protests erupted across Spain over the weekend amid plans to let petrol firm Repsol drill for oil off the Canary Islands, which locals say threatens tourism and wildlife.
Mark Johanson
Mar 27, 2012
The Middle East saw a nearly 50 spike rise in executions during a year of widespread turmoil and revolutions.
Palash Ghosh
Mar 27, 2012
Germany's Pirate Party won four seats in the Saarland state parliament on Monday. The new party took an impressive 7.4 percent despite only having three months to prepare for the snap elections.
Daniel Tovrov
Mar 26, 2012
Much of the Algerian public remains burdened by poverty, high unemployment, poor public services and entrenched government corruption.
Palash Ghosh
Mar 22, 2012
Libya is also seeking his extradition.
Palash Ghosh
Mar 17, 2012
The current, unprecedented level of global youth unemployment has raised the risk of creating a lost generation, Nemat Shafik, deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, wrote in a blog post Thursday.
Hao Li
Mar 16, 2012
In many parts of conservative Muslim Morocco, it is unacceptable for a bride not to be a virgin.
Palash Ghosh
Mar 15, 2012
The Rida mosque had been threatened by Salafists before.
Palash Ghosh
Mar 13, 2012
The Gunners are stepping up their efforts to reinvigorate their roster next season.
Bobby Ilich
Mar 12, 2012
Saudi Crown Prince Nayef, a pivotal figure who supervises the daily affairs of the kingdom, is undergoing routine tests at the renowned Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, Saudi television and hospital sources said on Friday.
Laura Matthews
Mar 10, 2012
The five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council met on Wednesday to draft a new resolution in hopes of ending nearly a year of violence in Syria.
Daniel Tovrov
Mar 07, 2012
The West and the Middle East have long had a strained political relationship. But when it comes to architecture, a more fruitful partnership has emerged.
Roland Li
Mar 04, 2012
Chief Rabbinate of Israel has ordered Kashrut supervisors to remove the popular American drink Dr. Pepper from stores, because the production of the drink is not being reviewed for compatibility with Jewish dietary laws, an Israeli blogger has found. A group of anti-war activists in Utah have put up a billboard with the words Bomb Iran supposedly to create awareness among the citizens against a potential war with Iran, involving Israel. The Women's International Zionist Organization, ...
Amrutha Gayathri
Mar 02, 2012
TORONTO, Feb. 23 -- Muslim countries are overthrowing fundamentalist rulers and the United States could have a Mormon presidential candidate as religion keeps a firm, inevitable foot in politics.
Joseph Chrysdale
Feb 24, 2012
The Arab League chief said on Monday that Russia and China had lost diplomatic credit in the Arab world by vetoing a U.N. resolution on Syria and may have sent a message to Damascus that it had a free hand to crack down on protests.
Wenwen Meng
Feb 06, 2012
Researchers from the University of Missouri have discovered a new species of prehistoric crocodile, nicknamed the Shieldcroc, that is 95-million years old.
Amir Khan
Feb 06, 2012