Steve Jobs: The Most Famous Arab in the World
Jobs' biological father is a man named Abdulfattah Jandali, a Syrian who was a political science graduate student.
Price on Gaddafi's head as fighting continues
Libya's new masters offered a million-dollar bounty for the fugitive Muammar Gaddafi on Wednesday, after he urged his men to carry on a battle that kept the capital in a state of fear.
Where is Moammar Gadhafi?
After six months of battling with Moammar Gadhafi's forces, Libyan rebels finally broke through on Monday, capturing 95 percent of Tripoli and many key members of Gadhafi's circle, including two of his sons. But the big question remains - where in the world is Moammar Gadhafi?
Rebels Say Tripoli Encircled; Gaddafi Defiant
Libyan rebels said on Monday they had seized a second strategic town near Tripoli within 24 hours, completing the encirclement of the capital in the boldest advances of their six-month-old uprising against Muammar Gaddafi.
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Mutant Mouse Resistant to Poison
A mouse has been found that is resistant to poison due to interbreeding, according to scientists at Rice University, which can potentially lead to its spread across the globe.
Halliburton profit jumps on strong U.S. demand
Halliburton Co , the world's second-largest oilfield services company, reported a forecast-topping 54 percent jump in profit on Monday as a U.S. onshore drilling boom showed no sign of cooling off.
Al-Qaeda Using Chaos in Libya to Obtain Weapons: Italy
Islamic extremists in the deserts of North Africa are exploiting the chaos and violence in Libya to obtain weapons, warned Franco Frattini, Italy’s Foreign Minister.
Mauritanian Military Attacks Al-Qaeda Camp in Mali
The army of the West African nation of Mauritania has reportedly “completely destroyed” an Al-Qaeda camp in the neighboring country of Mali, according to a Mauritanian security source.
Ryan Dunn bears striking resemblance to Existentialist Albert Camus
Maybe it's not the first comparison you'd make.
Algeria’s spring starts in the newsroom
Algerians waged a roaring war against French imperialism in 1954. In 2011, it's among the quietest nations in the MENA region.
Bargaining with Bouteflika: Algerian journalists push for freedom of expression
In 1954, Algeria mounted a roaring eight-year offensive against French imperialism. In 2011, it's arguably the quietest nation in North Africa.
Libya’s world heritage sites in danger due to unrest
Architectural monuments in Libya listed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as world heritage sites are facing the danger of destruction following revolts in Libya to overthrow the regime of Muammar Gaddafi.
Spain Police Arrest Three Alleged Anonymous Hackers
Three members suspected to be a part of the Anonymous hacking group were arrested in Almeira, Barcelona and Valencia in Spain on Friday morning, according to a report.
Spain arrests Anonymous members over Sony attack
Spanish police arrested three men suspected to be members of the hacker group Anonymous on Friday, charging them with organizing cyber attacks against the websites of Sony Corp, banks and governments -- but not the recent massive hacking of PlayStation gamers.
Spanish police arrest Anonymous members over PlayStation attack
Spanish police arrested three suspected members of the so-called Anonymous group on Friday on charges of cyber attacks against targets including Sony's PlayStation store, governments, businesses and banks.
Three Alleged Anonymous Hackers Arrested in Spain
Three members suspected to be a part of the Anonymous hacking group were arrested in Almeira, Barcelona and Valencia in Spain on Friday morning, according to a report.
Spanish police arrest Anonymous PlayStation hackers
Spanish police arrested three suspected members of the so-called Anonymous group on Friday on charges of cyber-attacks against targets including Sony's PlayStation network, governments, businesses and banks.
Chirac Derides Sarkozy In Memoirs
Jacques Chirac, the former President of France, has criticized his successor Nicolas Sarkozy in memoirs that covers his term in office, ahead of next year’s presidential election.
Why OPEC Is Dying
OPEC just had a meeting that failed to produce any agreement. Saudi Arabia, the biggest producer of the cartel, admitted it was one of the worst meetings in OPEC history.
OPEC oil talks collapse, no output deal
OPEC talks broke down in acrimony Wednesday without an agreement to raise output after Saudi Arabia failed to convince the oil cartel to lift production.
OPEC talks break down, no deal on output
OPEC talks broke down in acrimony on Wednesday without an agreement to raise output after Saudi Arabia failed to convince the cartel to lift production.
OPEC inching toward deal to raise oil output
OPEC producers worked at a deal on Wednesday to raise oil supplies for the first time in four years to support the fragile world economy.
OPEC to hike output, Iran proposes compromise
OPEC producers on Wednesday hammered out a deal to raise oil supplies for the first time in four years to support the fragile world economy.
OPEC divided as Saudi pushes for oil increase
Saudi Arabia faced resistance on Wednesday from OPEC producers opposed to an increase in oil supplies that may help ease crude prices.
Algerian Minister: 'Libya has become open-air arms market'
Algerian authorities blame terrorist attacks of the past two months on chaos in neighboring Libya
Despite ongoing turmoil in Middle East, crude oil prices stabilizing
Oil prices, which have risen by as much as 20 percent this year due to fears of supply disruption caused by Middle Eastern and North African unrest; appear to be stabilizing in recent weeks.
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