Jordan's king urges Israel, Palestinians to talk
01/14/2013 3:39am
Jordan's king has warned that the failure to revive peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians is adding to regional tensions.
Violence plagues Tunisia's politics 2 years later
01/14/2013 10:22am
Two years after the revolution that overthrew an authoritarian president and started the Arab Spring, Tunisia is struggling with high unemployment and rising violence in its politics.
New cemetery endangers Egypt's ancient necropolis
01/14/2013 2:33pm
In this more than 4,500-year-old pharaonic necropolis, Egypt's modern rituals of the dead are starting to encroach on its ancient ones. Steamrollers flatten the desert sand, and trucks haul in bricks as villagers build rows of tombs in a new cemetery nearly up to the feet of Egypt's first pyramids and one of its oldest temples.
19 killed in Egypt train crash
01/14/2013 8:28pm
At least 19 people died and more than 100 were injured when two railroad passenger cars derailed just south of Cairo after midnight Monday, health officials said.
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