Israel bars academic from Berlin diplomatic event
12/06/2012 3:56am
Israel barred a dovish Israeli academic from taking part in a science symposium in Berlin on Thursday that was part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Germany, drawing renewed charges that his government has little tolerance for dissent.
Riots hint at potential chaos in Tunisia's future
12/06/2012 8:31am
Five days of riots last week in a town in Tunisia's impoverished interior wounded hundreds of people and deepened the rift between the two most powerful forces in this North African country: the moderate Islamist ruling party and the main labor union.
Syrian capital a maze of checkpoints, blast walls
12/06/2012 12:44pm
Instead of a quick half-hour trip home from her class at Damascus University, Lama Issa says she now must maneuver through security checkpoints, army tanks and blast walls _ a two-hour journey that is often terrifying.
Egypt crisis tests opposition ahead of key votes
12/06/2012 2:47pm
Egypt's latest political crisis over a disputed constitution is posing a difficult test for the mostly secular opposition: Can it maintain its new-found unity and achieve anything beyond bringing large crowds out into the streets to protest?
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