Egypt

Suspects on trial in Stockholm accused of extortion of Eritrean families in Sweden.

Orascom posts a net loss of 19.1m francs in the first quarter.

Mursi government against beard as it feels it is against secularism.

Demand is booming in Gaza for a new service smuggling Kentucky Fried Chicken over the border from Egypt, with deliveries taking about a day.

British girl Chloe Johnson drowned while on holiday in Sharm el-Sheikh, according to First Choice travel company.

Chelsea and Manchester United have reportedly entered the race for Egyptian teenage sensation Ramy Rabia.

Structural engineer Peter James says expansion and contraction of rocks caused demise of the pyramids.

Brighton Zanthe returns to life in nick of time just as last rites about to be performed on his body.

Two years after going into hiding, prominent blogger speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK.

Milan prosecutor Ilda Boccassini says no doubt Ruby Heart Stealer was a prostitute.

An unidentified man has been accused of attempted murder on the lives of his wife and daughters.

Former leader faces charges relating to deaths of 846 protesters, along with corruption charges.

Exclusive footage shows residents of the capital Asmara reading posters calling for mass protests.

Access to the internet within Syria has been shut off again in an attempt to disrupt activists' movements.

Science superstar Stephen Hawking pulls out from conference hosted by Israeli president Shimon Peres

Group net income declines 50% to €364m on lower banking revenues.

Queen welcomes UAE president Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan in Windsor while 94 activists go on trial in Abu Dhabi.

Interesting Office for National Statistics chart shows number of export businesses is larger than import ones.

Benchmark proves that the Samsung Galaxy S4 delivers faster performance than the rival devices.

Sebastian Smith will travel the world trying out slides in 20 SplashWorld resorts after beating over 2000 applicants.

British PM David Cameron and US say there is evidence of chemical weapons use in Syria by Bashar al-Assad regime.

Marguerite Meller walked free after shooting Egyptian husband dead because of royal scandal.

Security firm under fire after death of Palestinian inmate reconfirms pull-out from prison and police HQ deals.

Remittance flows to developing countries have more than quadrupled since 2000, according to the World Bank.

Our mobile game of the week, Zeptolab's Cut the Rope: Time Travel is out on iOS and Android now for 69p.

Cairo Criminal court rules Mubarak is to be released over death of protesters but has to stay behind bars over corruption charges.

Ahmadinejad to visit Benin, Niger and Ghana to improve economic and political ties.

Egyptian government late on half of payments to oil companies as post-Arab Spring uncertainty damages economy.

Palestinian majority believes in national reconciliation between staunch rivals Hamas and Fatah.

Questions surround two export finance schemes that have failed to launch as government keeps silent, reveals IBTimes UK.