Israeli Companies 'Aiding Post-Soviet Central Asian Spies to Monitor Dissidents'
Verint Israel and NICE Systems supplying surveillance technology to authoritarian Kazakh and Uzbek regimes, according to report.
Mafia Initiation Ritual Video is 'Publicity Stunt to Cover Up Real Gang Life'
Secretive 'Ndrangheta oath caught on video is not traditional and wants to divert attention from real issues, academic claims
Why Aung San Suu Kyi Will not Become Myanmar's President in 2015
Burmese constitution bars Nobel peace prize laureate from taking highest office.
Jerusalem Synagogue Attack: Lone Wolves Hunting in the Heartland of Religious Judaism
Ultra-Orthodox neighbourhood of Har Nof is birthplace of Shas party of late controversial Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.
Erdogan-Gulen Feud: Turkey's Media Shutdown Latest Episode in War for Power
Gulen-linked media outlets in Turkey banned from entering presidential palace since Erdogan elected
Egypt's Brad Pitt Sued for Criticising el-Sisi, Highlights Police State on Freedom of Speech
'We will soon tell you to leave,' award-winning actor Khaled Abol Naga told Egyptian president el-Sisi.
Mads Gilbert of Gaza: Norwegian Marxist Physician who Provoked Israel's Fury
Gaza lifetime ban will not stop passionate doctor from treating Palestinian victims of the Israeli-Hams conflict.
'Rohingya is the Word': Obama Finally Stands for Myanmar's Persecuted Minority
Social media campaign urged US president to say name of world's most persecuted minority in official visit to Myanmar.
Nagorno-Karabakh: Armenia and Azerbaijan Conflict Threatens Humanitarian Catastrophe
Escalation of conflict in breakaway region could send tens of thousands of displaced people to Caucasian neighbours
The Polish Far-Right Groups Who Plunged Warsaw into Mayhem
Independence Day march on 11 November has become a violent ritual but who's behind the clashes?
US-China Carbon Deal to Prevent Interstellar Apocalypse
Surprise deal by superpowers likely to inspire other countries in pledge to reduce CO2 emissions.
Qatar Lags Behind its Own Promises on Migrant Workers' Rights
Amnesty International highlights slowness in advancing basic rights for Emirate's migrant workers
Mexico Student Protests Evolve into Anti-Government Movement
Disappearance of 43 students spark nationwide fury at government's collusion with drug cartels.
The Berlin Wall has been Replaced by 'Fortress Europe'
Celebration for the 25th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's fall should not mask Europe's shameful immigration policy.
Barak Obama Holds Last-Minute Talks with Iran Over Nuclear Deal
US President warns of 'big gap' in reaching breakthrough with Tehran on uranium enrichment.
Iran Nuclear Deal: Time is Running Out for Obama
Republican command of congress could hamper potential nuclear deal with Iran ahead of 24 November deadline.
Myanmar Authorities Plotting with Transnational Gangs in Rohingya Human Trafficking
New report fleshes out Burmese government's collaboration with traffickers in exodus of Rohingya.
US Midterm Elections: American Jews 'Voted Democrats and Support Two-State Solution'
American Jewish voters align with Obama administration on Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Iranian deal, survey shows
Jerusalem Intifada: Communal Violence in Holy City is Worrying Escalation
Unrest and rioting marred Jerusalem since killing of Palestinian teenager in July.
US Midterm Elections: Mitch McConnell's Remarkable Journey in Washington's House of Cards
Republican obstructionist fulfils decades-long dream of leading the Senate, after 30 years of service.
Isis: Brain Drain and Social Media Backfire Will Cause Islamic State Downfall
Islamic State authoritarian regime likely to collapse because of growing dissent and dysfunctional infrastructures, study shows.
How US Midterm Elections Could Decide Israel's Future
Midterm elections happen as reports that Obama is planning to abandon Israel at UN Security Council emerge
Reports That Egyptian Ansar Jihadists Have Sworn Allegiance to Isis 'Are False'
Reuters' reports on Sinai-based Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis swearing allegiance to al-Baghdadi denied by the same group.
Shi'ites Killed in Saudi Arabia Point to Sectarian Rift in Gulf Kingdom
Eastern flashpoint Shi'ite provinces complain of marginalisation by ruling Sunni government.
Myanmar: Murdered Journalist Highlights Thein Sein's U-Turn on Reforms
Burmese president is backtracking on democratic reforms, according to activists.
Netanyahu in Secret Amman Meeting With Jordanian King Abdullah Over Jerusalem's Temple Mount Violence
Reports suggest that Israeli PM appealed for calm in Jerusalem after secret meeting with King Abdullah of Jordan.
France: Huge Fire Breaks Out at Radio France Headquarters in Paris
Massive blaze at seventh and eight floor of Radio France building prompts evacuation of staff
US Jewish Groups Reject Israel's Palestinian Bus Separation Plan
Anti-Defamation League and other two pro-Israeli groups campaign against Israel's defence minister Yaalon's controversial plan.
Rabbi Settler Yehuda Glick's Life 'in Danger' as Shin Bet Investigates Shooter's Accomplice
Hardline Jewish figure reportedly received death threats for his campaign for Jewish prayer in Temple Mount
Moataz Hejazi: Rabbi Settler's Polite Assailant Worked at Begin Center as a Waiter
Ex-Islamic Jihad member spent 11 years in prison and wanted to shatter 'Zionist plan' in Jerusalem
