A number of Egyptian journalists have launched a petition to safeguard a "free press that opposes terrorism as well as despotism".
The move comes in refusal to a statement signed last week by the chief editors of most of Egypt's newspapers, in which (...)
Three years have passed since the February 17revolution brought down the Gaddafi regime, yet turbulence remains the main feature of the Libyan scene.
The Islamist armed groups that conduct the Libya Dawn operation are still in control of the capital (...)
Israeli Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar announced Wednesday evening that he would be taking a "time-out" from political life, reported the Israeli portal Haaretz.
Likud Party's second man, following Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said (...)
Libya's parliament has decided to re-designate Abdullah Al-Thinni as prime minister, after convening in the city of Tobruk due to turbulence in the capital Tripoli.
The decision comes after Al-Thinni sent his cabinet's resignation to the newly (...)