Ramadan: Month of Violence?
Arab Regimes Fear Ramadan will Be Month of Violence
Authorities in Syria fear the nightly prayers during Ramadan will transform every day into Friday.
Authorities in Syria fear the nightly prayers during Ramadan will transform every day into Friday.
For the fifth time this year the Sinai gas pipeline to Israel has been bombed marking local chaos as other attacks erupt.
Tahrir Square site of a Friday protest, this time of Muslim Brotherhood and Islamic Jihad members who call for Islamic law in Egypt.
Nothing has changed but the faces in Egypt. Mubarak is gone but mayhem reigns as 296 people are wounded in clashes at Tahrir Square.
The planned Egyptian-Saudi bridge over the Gulf of Aqaba may be a bridge too far for Israel and Jordan whose ports will be affected.

A mother and brother of a victim of Assad’s death squads were gunned down as they tried to bury the victim. Mass arrests reported.
Protesters complained that the new cabinet retains ministers they wanted sacked.
The latest round of protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square have entered a seventh day and are heating up – again.
The “Arab Spring” has led to an investor exodus and a drop in tourism as fears of terrorism send tourists to other destinations.
The latest Egyptian-Israel gas pipeline blast signals a further erosion of “goodwill” from Cairo, says Landau. Electricity prices to soar.

Masked gunmen blew up a terminal of the Egyptian natural gas pipeline to Israel and Jordan, the fourth time since February.
In wake of new protests, Egypt's Prime Minister orders suspension of police officers accused of killing demonstrators during the revolution.
Iran is directly helping Assad, aiding the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and assisting Sudan, warns IDF’s Intelligence chief Aviv Kochavi.

For the third time in the last seven months, the pipeline carrying gas from Egypt to Israel and Jordan was blown up by saboteurs.

Egyptian Muslims are continuing to harass Christians, this time in the central region of the country.

Egyptian medical officials say over 1,000 have been injured in this week's clashes with police in Cairo.
An outbreak of the deadly E coli bacteria that spread across Europe last month has been traced to fenugreek seeds from Egypt.
In scenes reminiscent of the uprising that ousted president Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's Tahrir Square has erupted into two-days of riots.
Former Egyptian President's lawyer says his client is suffering from cancer, while his doctors deny the report.