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By Tarek Amara and Christian Lowe TUNIS (Reuters) – The leader of the Islamist party which won Tunisia’s first free election appealed for calm in the town where the “Arab Spring” began, accusing forces...

LONDON, October 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Already finding it too cold and want to escape somewhere warmer for Christmas… then look no further as Virgin Limited Edition’s African retreats fully embrace the festive...

More photos » DAMASCUS (AFP) Syrian security forces killed at least 30 people on Friday as they pursued a crackdown on pro-democracy protesters after activists called for a no-fly zone to protect civilians and soldiers deserting...

 CAIRO (AFP) Several thousand protesters in Cairo called on the ruling military on Friday to promptly transfer power to a civilian government and exclude old regime figures from politics. The protesters in Tahrir Square, the...

Major US and international media outlets write about the Marrakech bombing case. According to the press, defense lawyers in the trial over the bombing of a Moroccan cafe that killed 17 people, mostly tourists, said Thursday the...