Egypt

Security experts have discovered the latest high-profile cyber-security weapon called Gauss, which is based on the Flame platform and is targeting Lebanon.

Egypt's military helicopters fire missiles in Toumah village, a few kilometres from Gaza Strip.

Israeli and Egyptian officials say the assailants were Islamic Jihadists.

Team GB men have lost their men's football quarter final to South Korea after a penalty shootout

FC Copenhagen defender Bryan Oviedo has revealed that he is aware of rumours linking him with a move to Manchester United and he is proud to be linked with such a distinguished club.

Controversial Finance Minister Mumtaz al-Said who was opposed by the ruling Muslim Brotherhood for his budget, also keeps his post.

Two dead in Cairo's luxurious Nile City Towers as angry mob bombard security services with Molotov cocktails.

Clashes between Muslims and Christians trigger mass anti-Mursi protests in Cairo.

In a bid to attract tourists frightened away by the revolution of 2011, Egypt's tourism industry will look to re-open various pharaoh tombs that have been buried for decades

US says Assad's regime 'is coming to an end' and 'has lost all legitimacy'

Barcelona vice-president Josep Maria Bartomeu has stated that the club would like Brazil forward Neymar to move to Camp Nou after the Olympics.

Major world powers including the US, China and Russia seek more time to consider issues and a possible UN vote at the end of 2012.

Manchester United's hopes of signing Sao Paulo's Lucas Moura and be scuppered with the revelation that the Brazilian wonderkid will not be leaving the club this summer.

Gaza's Hamas PM Ismail Haniyeh meets Egypt's intelligence chief ahead of talks with new president Mohammed Mursi.

Fearing job loss, the 30-year old accountant who works in Dubai marries his fiancé in Egypt over Skype.

David Beckham has confirmed he will play a role in Friday's opening ceremony that will spark London 2012 into life.

Non-Muslim residents who eat, drink or smoke in public during Ramadan face expulsion from the kingdom.

The Cairo-based Maria TV is being managed and run exclusively by women who wear the Islamic veil or niqab.

Muslims around the world begin month of fasting and good deeds.

CloudOn announces launching its free productivity app for iPad and Android in 60 more countries

Sudden death for senior politician who tried to jump from Mubarak camp to 'protecting goals of 2011 revolution'.

As the Syrian forces at the border are being moved to tackle the internal conflicts, the Syrian-Israeli border becomes an attractive hub for the global Jihadists, fears the Israeli Intelligence Chief.

Balance of power rests with independents and smaller parties following first free elections in post-Gaddafi era.

CEO of world's biggest bond fund among names given to President Mohammed Mursi.

Egypt's public prosecutor orders toppled ex-president Mubarak back to prison.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi discussed diplomatic relations and economic ties on first foreign visit to Saudi Arabia.

VirtualBagel shows up holes in Facebook advertising as it attracts a lot of fake user 'Likes'

A hoard of 108 gold coins dating to the time of Crusades kept in a small mud jug has been discovered at the fortress ruins of Apollonia National Park in Israel.

Egypt political crisis deepens over parliament row between Muslim Brotherhood and Supreme Court.

A successful grocer, and later, printer, Francis Frith fostered an interest in photography, becoming a founding member of the Liverpool Photographic Society in 1853.