Ten days ago, two young Egyptian activists broke a communications blackout and called us from Cairo’s Liberation Square to launch an international campaign over the phone. Just minutes ago, after a 30 year dictatorship, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigned.
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Egypt has been run by a dictator for 30 years. Six days ago, Egyptians said ‘enough’, and millions took to the streets. Over the weekend, as the government allowed phone calls for a few hours, two young pro-democracy activists started an online campaign which is taking off like wildfire. Show your support for Egyptian pro-democracy activists here!
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A day after the deadliest Lebanese-Israeli border skirmish in years, Lebanese analysts say the war that may be brewing is not with Israel…
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Any Saudi woman flying out of the country will now trigger an SMS text message to their male ‘guardian’.
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Iran’s Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance issues a catalogue of approved hairstyles.
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Unrest in northern Sinai has started to look like a spy thriller.
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Web animation game supports campaign to lift restrictions on Palestinian movement.
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Religious authorities launch campaign to curb the use of the title sheikh.
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Incident follows a wave of challenges to the authority of the commission enforcing religious law.
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Arab states reject senior diplomat whose name refers to large male genitals in Arabic.
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A disgruntled former employee of the Israeli airline El Al has created a diplomatic crises between Israel and South Africa
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The front line of the 60 year war between Israel and Lebanon has moved from their shared border to pureed chickpeas.
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