BEIRUT- Lebanon on Saturday filed a complaint with the United Nations over "spying" devices planted by Israel on its territory which it said the Israeli army later detonated.
The foreign ministry...
LONDON, Danny Kemp- WikiLeaks faced growing pressure Friday as its founder Julian Assange dealt with a new arrest warrant and death threats, while the website hopped around the globe trying to evade...
MANAMA- US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton insisted on Friday that the UN Special Tribunal probing the 2005 murder of ex-Lebanese premier Rafiq Hariri did not pose a threat to Lebanon's...
CAIRO, Simon Martelli- The withdrawal of the main opposition parties from Egypt's election after alleged fraud and violence leaves the ruling party with a monopoly in parliament but its credibility...
GAZA CITY, Adel Zaanoun- Senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniya said on Wednesday the Islamist group would accept a peace deal with Israel if the Palestinian people approved it in a referendum.
His...
SYDNEY- The mother of Australian-born WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange does not want her son "hunted down" by Interpol over two rape charges issued by the Swedish police, a report said Wednesday....
CAIRO, Mona Salem- Egypt's main opposition party, the Muslim Brotherhood, said on Monday that it had lost most of its seats in parliament in an election it charged had been "rigged and invalid"....
AMMAN- The WikiLeaks disclosures go to show that Jordan -- in contrast to Arab states in the Gulf -- is opposed to a military strike on Iran over its nuclear programme, a government official said on...
CAIRO, Patrick Baz- The Egyptian authorities promised a transparent general election, but even taking a picture of a ballot box in Sunday's vote proved surprisingly difficult for one international...
WASHINGTON, Joseph Krauss- WikiLeaks on Sunday unleashed a torrent of US cables detailing a wide array of potentially explosive diplomatic episodes, from a tense nuclear standoff with Pakistan to...
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