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Tone-Deaf in The Arab World, Or Why Power And People Don't Talk

Schoolchildren across the Arab world learn rules that make little sense, and this disconnect from reality turns into political conflicts later.

Tunisia’s $1 Billion Smuggling Problem

The World Bank reported that informal trade between Tunisia, Libya and Algeria is on the rise, but experts say intervention could be more expensive.

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.

Robert Gates Memoir: Top Damaging Assessments That Will Be Used in Campaign Attack Ads

The former Pentagon chief's memoir is the talk of Washington, with damaging impressions of Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi and others.

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In Africa's Haven For Al-Qaeda-Linked Militants, USAID Humanitarian Program Hits A Roadblock

A USAID resiliency program for Niger and Burkina Faso has been delayed by a search for contractors.

Carley Watts, British Lingerie Model, Converting To Islam For Tunisian Fiancé: 'My Body Is For His Eyes Only'

Carley Watts, a 24-year-old British lingerie model, has announced she is ending her career and converting to Islam for her Tunisian husband-to-be.

Sunnis Versus Shiites: Why The Arab Spring Isn’t Happening (Yet) In The Gulf Countries

Faced with growing protests, Gulf state monarchs are trying to diffuse opposition by exploiting old rivalries between Sunni and Shiite Muslims.

U.S. civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson addresses the crowd at the Occupy London site outside St Paul's Cathedral

Why Is Rev. Jesse Jackson In Morocco?

The state-controlled MAP news agency noted that Jackson was on a “work visit” to Morocco.

Tunisia Islamist demonstration Aug. 3, 2013

Tunisia Divided: Supporters Of Moderate Islamist Government In Tunis Rally Over The Weekend As Tensions Mount [PHOTOS]

A soldier was killed by a land mine and a suspected militant was killed by cops as the situation in Tunisia got tense this weekend.

Same Gun, Same Result: Murder Of Another Opposition Leader Triggers Huge Protests in Tunisia

Mohamed Brahmi, the leader of the opposition party in Tunisia, was killed with the same gun that was used to murder Chokri Belaid, his predecessor.

Tunisian Opposition Leader Assassinated In Front Of House, He's Shot 11 Times

Mohamed Brahmi is the second politician killed in Tunisia in six months.

Tunisian FEMEN Activist On Trial For Assaulting Guards In Prison, While Awaiting Trial On Unrelated Charges

Amina Sboui, a Tunisian FEMEN activist, is on trial this week, after she accused prison guards of mistreatment.

Nelson Mandela Turns 95: Why Do African Leaders Live So Long?

Mandela has already lived more than four decades longer than his fellow countrymen.

Egypt's Chaos Need Not Derail The Arab Spring

If you can take your eyes off the carnage in Egypt, you'll see a much more encouraging version of the Arab Spring.

In Poverty-Stricken Malawi, Even Soccer Stars Are Paupers

More than one-half (53 percent) of Malawians live below the poverty line, while more than 90 percent of the population lives on less than $2 per day.

FEMEN Leader Inna Schevchenko, Topless Protester, Granted Asylum In France

The leader of the protest group famous for topless demonstrations flees her native Ukraine for Paris.

In First Trip Outside Of Rome, Pope Francis Focuses On Migrants' Rights In Lampedusa, Italy

Pope Francis used his first official trip outside of Rome to visit the Italian island of Lampedusa, where hundreds of migrants die each year.

Fukushima, Nuclear Power Plants And The Middle East: What Could Go Wrong?

As the West re-evaluates nuclear power following the Fukushima disaster, Middle Eastern countries look to build more plants.

The Turkish Protests: How To Sound Intelligent At The Watercooler

The protests in Turkey are dominating much of the news cycle. Here are some facts to make you sound informed with your colleagues.

Turkey's Protests Could Spell Economic Ruin If They Last Through The Summer

Tourism and foreign investment could take hits if the protests continue through the summer.

Mapping the NCoV Virus: 42 Cases, 22 Deaths [MAP]

Click through for a map of all the clusters of confirmed novel coronavirus virus cases:

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Car Bomb Targets French Embassy In Tripoli; First Libyan Attack On Foreign Mission Since Benghazi

Neighbor caught vehicle approaching on personal security camera. Several people in surrounding residences were injured.

Assad’s Unlikely Allies: Who In The West Is Supporting The Maligned Syrian Dictator, And Why

Despite the commonly accepted narrative that Bashar Assad is a bad man who has to go, some in the West still support the Syrian president.

Late drama In Nigeria, Eto'o Double For Cameroon

Samuel Eto'o helped Cameroon gain an edge in World Cup qualification.

For Earth Hour 2013, Landmarks In 7,000 Cities Will Go Dark

In 2013, Earth Hour events will take place in more than 7,000 cities/towns across 152 countries and territories on all continents.

Tunisian Artists Arrested Over Song, 'Cops Are Dogs'

Two Tunisian artists have been arrested for collaborating with rapper Weld El 15 on a music video insulting the police.

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