Zimbabwe in Fear of Typhoid Epidemic as Disease Spreads across Country
Crumbling sanitation and water infrastructure blamed for sharp spike in typhoid as 50 new cases a day reported.
25 Chinese Workers Kidnapped by Bedouins in Sinai
Egyptian Bedouins kidnapped 25 Chinese workers in Sinai and demanded release of relatives jailed for bomb attack.
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US Court Martial Judge Finds no Link between Assault of Marine and Suicide
US soldier in Afghanistan jailed for 30 days after assault over sleeping on sentry duty ended in tragedy.
Hip Hop and Islam: When Rap Gets Religious [VIDEOS]
New music scene emerges, fusing energy of rap with devotional sound of Islam.
Brazil: Surge in Plus-size Bikinis Makes ‘Chunky’ Trendy
Giselle Bündchen and Adriana Lima might be some of Brazil's most well-known faces but not all women have the model's traditional size 0 body.
South Africa Recalls 1.35 Million ‘Faulty’ ANC Celebration Condoms
Health authorities recall condoms given away for ANC's 100th birthday party celebrations but activists fear large number still in circulation.
North Korea's Kim Jong-un: A Touchy-Feely Great Successor [SLIDESHOW]
Man of the people approach harks back to imagery of North Korea founder Kim Song-il.
Asian Football Chief Urges Fifa to Lift Hijab Ban
Safer headscarves for women footballers may see Muslim women playing in hijabs again.
Syrian Electronic Army Takes down al-Jazeera Website
Pro-government hackers in Syrian Electronic Army replace footage of violence and protests with pictures of Bashar al-Assad.
Afghan Woman Strangled for Giving Birth to a Baby Girl
Husband and mother-in-law choke mum-of-three for failing to produce a son.
Nigeria: Boko Haram Issues New Threats
YouTube message contains warning about fresh wave of attacks.
French Presidential Candidate Francois Hollande's Manifesto Rocks Paris and London
Socialist candidate issues 60-point manifesto outlining plans for France.
Muslims and the Holocaust: Turkey Broadcasts 'Shoah' Film
Turkey marked the international Holocaust Remembrance Day by airing a documentary about the Holocaust on state television.
Israeli Baby Boy Bites Head off Snake
One-year-old baby boy scores unusual victory in encounter with snake while mother goes to fetch the milk.
Médecins Sans Frontières Stops Work in Misrata in Torture Protests
Libya authorities continue to use Gaddafi-era torture on Misrata prisoners - and number of victims growing, says medical charity.
Brazil: 19 Missing and Three Dead after Rio Building Collapse
At least 19 people are still missing and three people were killed after two buildings collapsed in Rio de Janeiro.
Malawi: Street Vendors Strip Women Naked
Malawi's street vendors' latest attacks on women have angered rights activists who have launched a campaign against their latest violent tactics.
Iran: Ahmadinejad Ready for New Nuclear Talks with the West
The EU's latest sanctions on Iran seemed to have paid off after President Ahmadinejad said he is ready for new talks with the West.
UN Stops Compiling Syrian Death Toll As Killings Continue to Rise
United Nations stops updating Syrian death toll because of difficulty confirming information.
Iran 'Unlikely to Dash to make Nuclear Weapons'
Security report dismisses Iran's nuclear capabilities but Tehran moves closer to Europe oil export ban over sanctions row.
Understanding Bahrain: Al-Wefaq, Hezbollah, Iran and the Kingdom's Monarchy
Iran and Hezbollah increasingly accused of joining forces with opposition group al-Wefaq to topple the government of Bahrain.
Bahrain:Tensions Intensify as New Protests Turn Violent
As Egyptians mark the first anniversary of the revolution, Bahraini protesters have also taken to the street in the capital Manama and across the country.
Saudi Arabia: Woman Activist who Defied Driving Ban Dies In Car Crash
Saudi activist who defied strict Islamic restriction on women drivers killed in a road accident.
Egypt 25 January Anniversary: A Year Later ‘The Revolution is not Finished’
Demonstrations and marches are taking place across Cairo with people heading to Tahrir Square to mark the anniversary of the revolution.
Davos: World Leaders Can't Get no Satisfaction as even Mick Jagger Pulls Out [SLIDESHOW]
Snow and plummeting temperatures set bleak atmosphere for world leaders' economic and political forum.
Somalia: Daring US Navy Seal Raid Frees Western Hostages
US military freed two hostages held captive in Somalia, during a night raid that killed at least nine pirates.
Israel: Ultra-Orthodox Jews Attack Woman in Beit Shemesh
A group of ultra-Orthodox extremists have attacked a woman who was putting up posters in Beit Shemesh, near Jerusalem.
Nigeria's Boko Haram Blackmailing State Governors
Islamist radical sect in Nigeria claims to have financial agreements with governors in the northern states.
Syria: New Constitution to Limit Presidential Mandate to Two Terms?
Syrian constitution may limit president to two seven-year terms, putting an end to Assad dynasty.
Syria: Foreign Minister Insists Assad Regime Still Strong
Arab League demand that Assad hands over power snubbed as Syria's foreign minister defies 'conspiracy'.