Several hundred
thousand people march in the streets during a protest against the rising cost
of living in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Tel Aviv Tent City
Protest Grows
Market Report: US debt crisis sends Egypt's main index to 2-year low
Egyptian stocks feel
the early impact of the US credit downgrade, mirroring regional markets to lose
more than 4 per cent as worries build over the global economy
US crisis impact on Egypt 'will not be heavy,' says
minister of finance
A locally-made
liquidity crunch is recently-appointed Hazem El-Beblawi's worst fear as he
warns of the country's perilously high budget deficit
Former Port Said security chief
to be tried for killing protesters
Port
Said's ex-security chief will be tried for killing protesters
during the height of Egypt's
revolution, alongside former minister of interior Habib El-Adly
Iraqis angry over Abu
Ghraib ringleader's release
raqis express their
outrage at the release of the ringleader of US guards who abused detainees at
Abu Ghraib prison, stating that US troops should not be safe from Iraqi
judicial prosecution
Israel media
hails 'revolution' of protests
As more than 250,000
protesters flood the streets on Saturday, the Israeli media claims it has
amounted to a revolution that cannot remain unnoticed for much longer
Israel PM forms panel to quell
protests
Committee to discuss
socio-economic reform, after hundreds of thousands protest across Israel over
high cost of living.
Israel
ex-president appeals rape conviction
Former Israeli
president Moshe Katsav goes before the Israeli Supreme Court to appeal his
conviction and sentence for rape and sexual harassment
The PA and September
Determined to
petition the UN next month to recognise Palestine, leaders in Ramallah are busy
convincing Washington and Tel Aviv that the move is nothing to worry about,
writes Saleh Al-Naami
Just buying time
With Yemen's
President Saleh still hanging on, tribal conflicts throughout the country
continue without resolution in sight, writes Nasser Arrabyee
London wakes up to aftermath of worst riots
for years
Large wave of riots
and arrests escalate in London
as a result of the shooting of a man by armed officers
Somalia
fighters quit capital but remain a threat
The Shabaab fighters
still hold control of southern Somalia,
while Mogadishu
is given up
NATO investigates
deadly Afghan helicopter crash
NATO forces in
Afghanistan investigates the helicopter crash that killed 30 US soldiers - from
the unit that killed Bin Laden - and eight Afghans amid Taliban claims that
they brought down the aircraft
US economy
dealing blow to Obama's 2012 hopes
Analysts say the
gloomy economic situation in the United States creates uncertainty
regarding the President Barack Obama's chances for re-election in 2012
World leaders confer
on debt crisis
French and UK leaders
discuss twin debt crises in Europe and US, amid calls for G7 nations to convene
emergency summit.
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