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US takes tougher line with Egypt, Arab allies
The Obama administration sharpened its response to political upheaval and brutal crackdowns in Egypt on Wednesday, telling its closest ally in the Arab world it must... Read more »
Abbas defiant as political attacks mount
Revelations that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and his aides were willing to scale back long-standing demands for the return of millions of Palestinian refugees... Read more »
Egyptian protesters march, denounce Mubarak
Thousands of anti-government protesters massed at several locations in the Egyptian capital Tuesday, chanting against President Hosni Mubarak and calling for an end to... Read more »
Islamism less linked to calls of change
CAIRO — Egypt's most powerful and proscribed opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, has decided that it will not participate in an antigovernment... Read more »
Protesters demand Jordan's government step down
Thousands of Jordanians calling for their government to step down marched in several cities Friday in an outpouring of anger over economic hardship and a lack of... Read more »
Mideast asks after Tunisian riots: Where next?
The stunning collapse of Tunisia's long-ruling president brought cheers from the streets and a flood of messages on Middle East websites Saturday with one overriding... Read more »
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