BP faces pressure over Algeria gas plant attack
LONDON (Reuters) - Some foreign workers at an Algerian desert gas plant feared for their safety well before Islamist militants killed dozens at the site, and relatives and survivors want...
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Fear returns to Egypt as state crackdown widens
CAIRO (Reuters) - A climate of fear that kept Egyptians compliant during the 30-year rule of Hosni Mubarak is creeping back into daily life, less than three years after the...
Egypt’s ElBaradei to face court for ‘betrayal of trust’
CAIRO (Reuters) - Mohamed ElBaradei, Egypt's former interim vice president, is being sued for a "betrayal of trust" over his decision to quit the army-backed government in protest at its...
Egypt’s ElBaradei to face court for ‘betrayal of trust’
CAIRO (Reuters) - Mohamed ElBaradei, Egypt's former interim vice president, is being sued for a "betrayal of trust" over his decision to quit the army-backed government in protest at its...
Mubarak one step nearer to freedom after Egypt court ruling
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian former president Hosni Mubarak, who was arrested after his overthrow in 2011, can no longer be held on a corruption charge, a court ruled on Monday,...
Egyptians yearn for return to normality
CAIRO (Reuters) - It is early afternoon in downtown Cairo, but Khaled Fathi is already wondering how he will get home before curfew. His men's clothing store normally stays open...
Mubarak one step nearer to freedom after Egypt court ruling
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian former president Hosni Mubarak, who was arrested after his overthrow in 2011, can no longer be held on a corruption charge, a court ruled on Monday,...
Calm returns to Tunis after riots but fears remain
TUNIS (Reuters) - - Shops reopened in working class districts of the Tunisian capital on Wednesday after an overnight curfew quelled rioting by Salafi Islamists angered over an art exhibition...
Unemployment breeds anger at epicenter of Arab Spring
More-educated Tunisians are the most likely to be jobless, statistics show, as revolution's goals are frustrated — Abdulwahhab Karti rummages in the living room that doubles as his bedroom and...
Unemployment breeds anger at epicenter of Arab Spring
More-educated Tunisians are the most likely to be jobless, statistics show, as revolution's goals are frustrated — Abdulwahhab Karti rummages in the living room that doubles as his bedroom and...