Sudan's journalists go on strike in support of protests against Bashir

Video clips posted online show police in Sudan using tear gas and firing in the air to disperse thousands of protesters attempting to march on Sudan's presidential palace

A day after snap elections were called in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is emerging as the overwhelming early front-runner with rivals and commentators alike pinning their primary hopes of unseating him on a potential corruption indictment

Israeli media: Netanyahu's coalition calls early election for April after losing votes needed for charged legislation

Nearly one month after the shooting of an Associated Press cameraman in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military still has not commented on the incident or provided any updates about the status of an investigation

Facebook has temporarily blocked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son Yair for writing a post criticizing the social media platform as "thought police."

State media: Several injured in high-speed train accident in Turkish capital Ankara

Kremlin critic Bill Browder says common sense has prevailed with Interpol's decision to bypass a longtime veteran of Russia's security services and choose a South Korean as its new president

Feeling helpless and neglected, Iraqi war victims turn to social media to find free medical help, new chance at life

Bahrain's state-run news agency says prosecutors have detained and charged a man for tweets critical of the country's upcoming parliamentary elections