Israelis Divided Over Arab Spring
Amid growing tensions with Egypt, leaders and peace activists at odds over implications of uprisings for country’s security.
Iraqi Dissident Recalls Two Decades in Hiding
Despite trying to lead a normal life since 2003, Amir al-Shimmari remains scarred by years secluded in a cell he built himself.
Anger at End of Mubarak Trial Broadcasts
Others argue that there are more pressing issues than showing trial live on TV.
Sanctions Stepped Up on Syria
Still unclear whether new measures will deal critical blow to regime.
Tunisia's Crowded Media Scene
Voters finding it hard to pick which party to vote amid deluge of information from media.
Gaddafi-Era Figures Must Go in Libya
Old regime needs to be rooted out in order for new Libya to emerge, activist says.
US Troops Face New Threat From Iraqi Shia Militia
A Shia militia in Iraq has stepped up its attacks on United States troops, warning them to withdraw by the end of December or face an escalation in violence.
Hard Times for Iraqis Fleeing Unrest Elsewhere
People returning from other Arab countries say they are excluded from government assistance programme.
Syrian Kurds Seek Autonomy
Hopes that uprising will lead to better future for Kurdish minority.
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