In A Rebel Controlled Village, Trying To Organize A Post-Assad Syria

In parts of northern Syria, Assad's regime has fallen. In the region between the city of Aleppo and Turkey, the Sunni villagers have already taken control. But what comes next?

Syria: Fighting Intensifies In Aleppo, Turkey Closes Border

Egypt's New Prime Minister: Not What People Were Hoping For

Promises, Promises: Will The Egyptian President Deliver?

Less than a month into his rule as president, Mohamed Morsi’s 100-day plan, which covers a wide range of issues, seems more unrealistic than doable for many.

Eight Dead in Syrian Prison Mutiny As Violence Intensifies

Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah's Costly Support Of The Assad Clan

A friend in need is a friend indeed: Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's chief, has never wavered in his support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The stakes are high: if Assad goes, chances are Hezbollah goes too.

At Least 93 Killed In Series Of Attacks Across Iraq

The U.S. And Egypt Understand Each Other Better Than You'd Think

Analysis: The meeting last week between Hillary Clinton and newly elected Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi was between leaders from two countries that not only need each other, but may have a surprisingly similar approach to public life.

Fourth Syrian Official Dies From Bomb Blast, Assad Reappears

Saudi Arabia: Man Gets Jail, 200 Lashes For Tattooing Women

Ruthless Former Egyptian Intel Chief Suleiman Dies (Twitter Shows No Pity)

Syria In Turmoil After Bombing, Whereabouts Of Assad Unclear, UN Vote Scheduled