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Protestors wave flags and shout slogans during a demonstration to denounce the Islamist-led government, in Tunis, Saturday, Feb 25, 2012. More than 4,000 members of Tunisia's main trade union marched through the center of the capital, prompted by attacks on the union's offices around the country, which it blamed on members of Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that won elections in October

Photos Politics Tunisia Violence Wikipedia: Tunisian revolution

The Guardian
Violence plagues Tunisia's politics 2 years later
Mon 14 Jan 2013
... (photo: AP / Hassene Dridi)

In this Friday, Nov. 23, 2012 photo released by the Egyptian Presidency, President Mohammed Morsi speaks to supporters outside the Presidential palace in Cairo, Egypt.

Business Economy Egypt Photos Wikipedia: Mohamed Morsi

Deutsche Welle
Economic problems could decide Egypt elections
Mon 14 Jan 2013
The revolution in Egypt has plunged the country into an economic crisis which could worsen in the coming weeks. Still, President Mohammed Morsi remains confident. No one knows whether Egyptian... (photo: AP / Egyptian Presidency)

File - In this Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012, file photo, former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is wheeled into court in Cairo, Egypt.

The Guardian Sun 13 Jan 2013
Egyptian court orders Hosni Mubarak retrial
Retrial ordered after ousted president and former security chief Habib el-Adly win appeals against life sentences Hosni Mubarak: doctors say his heart condition means he is too ill to be held in jail... (photo: AP / Mohammed al-Law)
Court Egypt Photos Protests Wikipedia: Hosni Mubarak

In this Saturday, June 2, 2012 file photo, Egypt's ex-President Hosni Mubarak lays on a gurney inside a barred cage in the police academy courthouse in Cairo, Egypt.

San Francisco Chronicle Sun 13 Jan 2013
Egypt court grants Mubarak appeal, orders retrial
CAIRO (AP) — A court granted Hosni Mubarak's appeal of his life sentence in a Sunday hearing, ordering a retrial of the ousted Egyptian president on charges that he failed to prevent the killing of... (photo: AP)
Crime Egypt Photos Politics Wikipedia: Hosni Mubarak

The Los Angeles Times Sat 12 Jan 2013
Wikipedia, the people's encyclopedia
Wikipedia is the encyclopedia anyone can write and edit (yes, even you!), but most people don't think much about who performs those tasks. With half a billion people... (photo: Wikipedia)
Internet Photos Society Technology Wikipedia: Wikipedia

Protesters chant slogans against Iraq's Shiite-led government as they wave national flags during a demonstration in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Jan. 11, 2013.

Al Jazeera Sat 12 Jan 2013
Anti-government protests sweep Iraq
Thousands of Sunni Iraqis have taken to the streets of Baghdad and other parts of the country to decry the alleged targeting of their minority, in rallies hardening... (photo: AP / Karim Kadim)
Iraq Photos Protest War Wikipedia: Iraq War

RETRANSMISSION FOR ALTERNATE CROP - Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi looks on during a photo opportunity during his meeting with Turkish Ambassador to Egypt, Hussein Awny and Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, unseen, at the Presidential Palace in Cairo, Egypt

Newsvine Thu 10 Jan 2013
Egyptian president invited to visit Iran
CAIRO — Iran's top envoy says Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi has been invited to visit Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi told... (photo: AP / Maya Alleruzzo)
Egypt Iran Photos Politics Wikipedia: Mohamed Morsi

Iraqi soldiers search detainees after a firefight May 22, 2005, in Abu Ghraib, Iraq. The soldiers are participating in Operation Squeeze Play, a major operation to catch insurgents and stop insurgent activity throughout Baghdad´s Rusafa neighborhoo

Al Jazeera Wed 9 Jan 2013
Iraqis awarded $5m over Abu Ghraib abuse
A US defence contractor whose subsidiary was accused of conspiring to torture detainees at the infamous Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq has paid $5.28m to 71 former inmates... (photo: US Army)
Abu Ghraib abuse Iraq Photos Prison Wikipedia: Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse

A Syrian boy sits in the rubble of house which was destroyed during a military operation by the Syrian pro-Assad army in April 2012 , in the town of Taftanaz, 15 km east of Idleb, Syria, Tuesday, June 5, 2012.

Al Jazeera Wed 9 Jan 2013
UN unable to feed 1 million hungry Syrians
About one million people inside Syria are going hungry due to the difficulty of getting supplies into conflict zones, the UN has said. The UN's World Food Programme (WFP)... (photo: AP)
Photos Syria Syrian conflict Violence Wikipedia: Syrian civil war

Mohammed Morsi, President of Egypt, waits to address the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters

Middle East Online Tue 8 Jan 2013
Egypt's Morsi to urge Obama to free ‘Blind Sheikh’
WASHINGTON - Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has said he will urge US President Barack Obama to free the blind sheikh jailed for the 1993 World Trade Center attack.... (photo: AP / Jason DeCrow)
Egypt Photos Politics US Wikipedia: Mohamed Morsi

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	Egypt pound's decline slows at fourth auction Reuters

Arab News

	Obama meets new Saudi interior minister at White House The Star
	UN chief urges Israel to rescind E1 settlement The Miami Herald
	Netanyahu conundrum faces Iranian riddle The Times of India
	Karzai: US troop immunity up to Afghan elders Kansas City Star

Terrorism

	Egyptian movie star: 'Arabs are not terrorists' CNN
	Benghazi attack report says security was grossly inadequate The Guardian
	UN chief decries escalating crisis in Syria Al Jazeera

In this Sunday, July 29, 2012 photo, Free Syrian Army soldiers are seen at the border town of Azaz, some 20 miles (32 kilometers) north of Aleppo, Syria. The U.N. said 200,000 Syrians have fled the embattled city of Aleppo since intense clashes between regime forces and rebels began 10 days ago.

Syria 'has chemical weapons that could be used within two hours'

Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah speaks to his supporters in a southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon. The leader of the Lebanese militant Hezbollah group has claimed responsibility for launching the drone aircraft that entered Israeli airspace earlier this week. The rare admission Thursday by Hassan Nasrallah raises regional tensions at a sensitive time when the group's backers, Syria and Iran, are under pressure

Nasrallah warns against Syria partition

released by the Egyptian President, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, center, and Field Marshal Gen. Hussein Tantawi, right, visit soldiers in El Arish, Egypt's northern Sinai Peninsula. Egypt vows to take on Islamist militants who have turned the Sinai peninsula bordering Israel into a lawless haven and are suspected of killing 16 Egyptian troops as the fighters were en route to a failed assault on the Jewish state. Morsi pledged that now, Egypt's military will go after the militants in the Sinai, a move that could reinforce Gaza's isolation

Re-launching Egyptian premier league: a barometer for Morsi’s performance

Why Arab dictators will fall The News & Observer
Mubarak's new trial could answer a key question Herald Tribune
All Arab dictators will fall The Miami Herald
>Mubarak's new trial could answer a key question Seattle Post
Mubarak’s new trial could answer key question of who ordered The Washington Post
Mubarak's new trial could answer key question of who ordered Star Tribune
Syria bombs rebels bases in Damascus suburbs Al Jazeera
Obama Touts Himself As 'Friendly Guy' Who Likes A 'Good Part Huffington Post
Lebanon’s Hezbollah steps in to help Syrians fleeing The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Syria refugees say rape is primary reason they fled, report The Los Angeles Times
How to Read Like a History-Buff Middle East Reporter The New York Times
France seeks allies in Mali intervention France24
Tunisia's Terrible Twos Foreign Policy
Risk #3: An Arab Summer Foreign Policy
Silvio Berlusconi Trial: Italian Judge Denies Request for De The Hollywood Reporter
The new Egypt at (almost) two Foreign Policy
The New Old Year Project Syndicate
Egyptian appeals court orders Hosni Mubarak retrial, verdict Kypost
Social media aided but didn't cause Arab Spring, study finds PhysOrg
Interior Minister: I Will Personally Secure Jan. 25 Peaceful All Africa

A man, center, counts Turkish liras after he changed foreign currency at an exchange office in Istanbul, Turkey, Friday, March. 6, 2009. Turkey's currency slid to a record low against the dollar on Friday, due to simmering tensions in world stock markets and worries about the effect of the global financial crisis on the country's economy. The Turkish lira weakened to 1.7900 against the dollar at midday Friday, after closing at 1.7520 on Thursday. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer)

Turkish stocks hit record high

Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Kandil, arrived through the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and the southern Gaza Strip on November 16, 2012. Egyptian Prime Minister Kandil arrived Friday to show solidarity with the Palestinian people following a two-day Israeli military offensive in the enclave, an Egyptian official said.Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN

Egypt to resume IMF loan talks as reserves dwindle

In this image released by the Egyptian Presidency, Mohammed Morsi addresses the newly convened upper house of parliament in Cairo, Egypt, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012. Egypt's Islamist president warned against any unrest that could harm the drive to repair the country's battered economy in his first address before the newly convened upper house of parliament on Saturday, urging the opposition to work with his government. In the nationally televised speech, Mohammed Morsi said the nation's entire efforts should be focused on "production, work, seriousness and effort," now that a new constitution came into effect this week, blaming protests and violence the last month for causing further damage to an economy already in crisis since the fall of autocrat Hosni Mubarak.

Egypt president warns against new unrest

AP News in Brief at 4:58 p.m. EST Palm Beach Post
Baidu partners France Telecom in Africa Internet push Sun Sentinel
Customs Revenues Hit EGP 8.4 Billion During First Half of Cu All Africa
IDB Lends Egypt U.S.$ 250 Million for South Helwan Power Pla All Africa
Qandil: Egypt Faces Major Economic, Democratic Transition Ch All Africa
UPDATE 1-Tunisians take to streets two years after Ben Ali's Reuters
Morocco to plug budget gap Independent online (SA)
ESE Loses 2.2 Billion All Africa
Industry Minister Underlines Importance of Boosting Economic All Africa
BofA to increase Gulf lending as deal making recovers The Guardian
Minister - Egyptian Exports Up 2 Percent in 2012 All Africa
Minister - Efforts to Solve Problems Facing Defaulting Facto All Africa
Morsy Accepts Resignation of Oqda, Appoints Ramez As CBE Gov All Africa
Suez Canal Revenues Hit U.S.$ 5.13 Billion Last Year All Africa
Industry Minister Says Egypt, Arabia to Boost Economic Coope All Africa
Morsi Wants Farmers Problems Resolved - Minister All Africa
Prime Minister Qandeel Underlines Importance of Culture in S All Africa
Minister of Finance - Egypt Is Moving in the Right Direction All Africa
Baidu Builds a Mobile Browser for Emerging Markets, and Gets All Things Digital
A Few Thoughts On The Top Frontier Markets Stock Exchanges O Seeking Alpha

Egyptian Nobel prize awarded, Ahmed Zewail, talks during a press conference in Cairo, Egypt

Egypt’s New Year Resolution

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II declares games opened during the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Summer Games at the Olympic Stadium in London, Friday, July 27, 2012.

Year in Review: 2012's Biggest Moments (Photos)

Global development podcast transcript: hopes and fears for 2013

Global development podcast transcript: hopes and fears for 2013

New cemetery endangers Egypt's ancient necropolis The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Rate of Louisiana teachers retiring spikes Education Week
Tunisia marks Arab Spring revolution Independent online (SA)
Minister - Government Aims to Achieve Social Justice All Africa
Tunisia marks second anniversary of Arab Spring revolution Middle East Online
Israel's Lieberman hints he may quit if convicted The Tribune San Luis Obispo
David Ignatius: A disintegrating Syria Herald Tribune
10 Things to Know for Monday The Guardian
>10 Things to Know for Monday Seattle Post
AP News in Brief at 7:58 p.m. EST The Washington Post
David Ignatius: How to prevent Syria from becoming a ‘failed Ohio
Egypt’s climate of intimidation The Washington Post
Egypt's Mubarak to get new trial over killings Houston Chronicle
Tunisians protest slow pace of change Al Jazeera
Tens of thousands protest Taiwan's president Al Jazeera
Potential impact of Mubarak retrial The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Roman Bathhouse Drains Found To Contain Jewelry, Scalpel, Te Huffington Post
Egyptian appeals court orders Mubarak retrial The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Palestinian premier urges Arabs to pay pledged aid The Tribune San Luis Obispo
EU head: Egypt must guarantee freedom for recovery The Tribune San Luis Obispo

This panorama is a mosaic of images taken by the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on the NASA Mars rover Curiosity while the rover was working at a site called "Rocknest" in October and November 2012.

Mars organics speculation butts heads with scientific process

Bishop Bakhomious, the acting head of the Coptic Church, places a Bible on the head of soon to be Pope Tawadros II during an elaborate ceremony lasting nearly four hours, attended by the nation's Muslim prime minister and a host of Cabinet ministers and politicians, enthroning the new pope in the Coptic Cathedral in Cairo, Egypt, Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012. Tawadros II did not address the televised ceremony, but had a brief speech read on his behalf by one of the church's leaders in which he pledged to work for the good of Egypt, with its Muslims and Christians alike.

Pope Tawadros II enthroned as Egypt's Coptic Church head

Troy Dig: New Archaeological Excavation Planned At Site Of Ancient City

Troy Dig: New Archaeological Excavation Planned At Site Of Ancient City

USS Hatteras 3D Map Shows Civil War Warship 150 Years After Huffington Post
Egyptian court accepts Mubarak's appeal, orders retrial The Times of India
Archaeologists unearth ancient tombs in Egypt Zeenews
Black Sea Fortress Yields Buried Treasure Said To Be 2,000 Y Huffington Post
Hawthorne Academy students get personal with mummies my SA
Makeup Said Part Of Death Ritual For Royals In Ancient Mexic Huffington Post
1 student shot at high school in Taft, Calif. The News & Observer
A New U.S. Grand Strategy New America Foundation
World News Quick Take Taipei Times
Briefing: Turning Egypt's deserts into fields IRINnews
Hamas flagship university grooms Hebrew teachers The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Twitter Search Employs Humans To Power Realtime Results Huffington Post
Sassanid Era Gold Coins Found In Iraq Huffington Post
Asteroid named after an Egyptian demon set to pass by Earth The Daily Mail
Schools closed as flooding hits Lebanon Al Jazeera
Sealed Under Turkish Mud, a Well-Preserved Byzantine Chapel The New York Times
Islam and the Arab Awakening The Examiner
Roman Shipwreck Off Greek Island Antikythera May Actually Ho Huffington Post
US to become 'net energy exporter' Al Jazeera
President Morsy Calls for a Genuine Reform of Education All Africa

Egypt's Pyramids

New turmoil hits Egypt's tourism

Doha Bank

MIDEAST STOCKS-Egypt slips to 9-day low; Gulf mkts mixed

In this Sept. 11, 2012, photo, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a joint press conference with his Bulgarian counterpart Boyko Borissov, not seen, in Jerusalem.

Conditions ripe for Netanyahu election win

Saudi replaces governor of oil-rich province Al Jazeera
Steppe by Steppe The New York Times
The Pentagon as a global rif Asia Times
Economic week ahead: Data dominates Mail Guardian South Africa
For Washington, There Is No Arms Control Abroad Antiwar
French hostage feared killed in Somalia Al Jazeera
Gunmen shoot birdshot at Egypt protesters; 15 hurt Houston Chronicle
Egypt's Mubarak questioned over alleged gifts Houston Chronicle
MENA to invest $250 billion into power projects in 5 years Middle East Online
Egyptian court suspends Islamic TV show over libel Houston Chronicle
Geneva talks on Syria end without solution Al Jazeera
Saudi king names women to advisory council Al Jazeera
Three Troubled Allies, One Superpower Wall Street Journal
Syria rebels declare victory at key airbase Al Jazeera
Palestinian activists build E1 tent 'outpost' Al Jazeera
Kuwaitis financed Brotherhood members held in UAE: Kuwaiti m Daily Press
Africa in pictures: 4-10 January BBC News
TransGlobe Energy Corporation Operations Update Seeking Alpha
Egypt football resumes one year after tragedy Al Jazeera
Using “American Power Wisely” CounterPunch

Barack Obama

Obama sends 50 marines to Libya after US envoy killed in rocket attack

File - Dwarf minke whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata), Great Barrier Reef, Pacific Ocean.

Nations blast S Korea 'scientific' whaling

Hongkong Aerial shot thru the window of an airplane

US Navy warship visits Hong Kong

Mideast storm forces Egypt's ports to close Newsvine
>Mideast storm forces Egypt's ports to close Seattle Post
Govt Closes Ports Due to Bad Weather All Africa
Marine pilot, crew honored for heroic rescue Stars and Stripes
55 Injured in Port Said New Football Clashes All Africa
Govt to Develop Port Said Shanty Towns All Africa
Port Said Results - 51 Percent With Constitution, 49 Percent All Africa
Gift of travel: 46 sacred, spiritual sites that can be visit The Examiner
Navy identifies SEAL killed in Afghanistan rescue CNN
U.S. Navy SEAL killed in operation to rescue American doctor CNN
Ships threaten Australia's Great Barrier Reef Al Jazeera
Army-Navy game features future heroes The Washington Times
Lochaber timber shipped out to Alexandria in Egypt BBC News
Egypt must protect peaceful protesters: Navi Pillay DNA India
UK gun dealer jailed for 7 years for role in shipping millio The Washington Post
Iran claims capture of U.S. drone but Navy denies loss Tulsa World
Cargo ship sinks off Turkish coast Al Jazeera
Navy: No US drones missing after Iran claim Tulsa World
Report: Israeli spy satellites spot Iranian ship being loade Ha'aretz
Obama urges Middle East leaders to broker ceasefire as navy The Guardian

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