Month: April 2012

CNN’s Becky Anderson talks to former State Department Asst. Secretary Karl Inderfurth about a missile launched by India.

Randa Slim says that with the country still stuck in a violent stalemate, one way out if if the protest movement becomes more widespread

After weeks of military analysts examining the latest North Korean rocket before and after its failed launch, the focus now has turned to a truck.

China downplayed India’s successful missile launch this week, saying that the two sides are not rivals but cooperating partners.

Ten candidates, including the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and a former spy chief, have lost their appeal against disqualification from upcoming presidential elections in Egypt, according to official news agency egynews.

Ten candidates, including the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and a former spy chief, have lost their appeal against disqualification from upcoming presidential elections in Egypt, according to official news agency egynews.

Ten candidates, including the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and a former spy chief, have lost their appeal against disqualification from upcoming presidential elections in Egypt, according to official news agency egynews.

The Sudanese president Thursday vowed to “never give up” a disputed oil-rich region that has escalated tensions with South Sudan and sparked fears of the two neighbors’ return to war.