The appeals from cash-starved businesses in Iran come in nearly every day at the small shipping office in Dubai. See more »

The following remarks were made by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Jan. See more »

Egyptians gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square heeding a call by the opposition for a 'march of a million'. Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images 10.43am: The organisers claim that a million people have joined the protests, al-Jazeera reports. See more »

CAIRO: One of the insults flung at President Hosni Mubarak by Egyptian protesters seeking his ouster was: ''Mubarak, you coward! You American collaborator!'' Hostility toward the United States is widespread among the crowds in Cairo's streets, who feel Washington's alliance with Egypt - along with billions of dollars in military aid through the ... See more »

The United States is "losing credibility by the day" in calling for democracy in Egypt while continuing to support President Hosni Mubarak, leading dissident Mohamed ElBaradei said Sunday. See more »

The Egyptian president shuffled his Cabinet, most notably, an interior minister with a reputation for brutality. See more »

President Obama speaks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in the Oval Office in Washington, on Sept. See more »

New Zealand will extend the deployment of its special forces soldiers to Afghanistan for another year from April but will reduce numbers from 70 to around 35, John Key, the prime minister, has said. See more »

The Egyptian crisis casts a shadow over a White House on the upswing. Reuters Close By GLENN THRUSH & MIKE ALLEN & LAURA ROZEN The uprising in Egypt caught the Obama administration almost completely off guard, and the White House still seems at a loss for exactly how to respond a week after pro-democracy demonstrations first rocked Cairo. See more »

Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is eligible for a passport but has not applied for one, Haitian officials said Monday. See more »

On the eve of a million-strong protest planned for today and amid multiplying signs that the US is moving steadily closer to ditching its long-standing ally, Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak, now has few options left. See more »

The United States has a vision for Egypt's transition to real democracy: President Hosni Mubarak ends the state of emergency that has underpinned three decades of iron rule and gives up any lasting ambitions on winning re-election. Administration officials said Monday that the U.S. government would prefer that Mubarak, 82, not run in presidential ... See more »

President Rene Preval could conceivably remain in power for a few weeks beyond his soon-to-expire term if the election for his successor is deemed to be proceeding fairly, senior U.S. officials said following a one-day visit by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. See more »

Monday, January 31, 2011 at 5:28 p.m. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is eligible for a passport but has not applied for one, Haitian officials said Monday. See more »

Potential 2012 U.S. presidential candidate Mike Huckabee told Jewish settlers Monday that attempts to prevent them from building in east Jerusalem are as outrageous as housing discrimination in the United States. See more »

ASTANA: Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev Monday unexpectedly rejected a plan to hold a referendum on prolonging his rule until 2020, saying that he would instead call early presidential polls. See more »

Republican leaders John Boehner and Mitch McConnell offer no criticism of the White House's actions on Egypt. See more »

Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is eligible for a passport but has not applied for one, Haitian officials said Monday. See more »

Does the US fail to understand what will happen to its strategic interests in the region if the Muslim Brotherhood is the power behind the throne of the next regime? The Egyptian multitudes on the streets of Cairo are a stunning sight. See more »

The State Department is set to evacuate U.S. citizens from Egypt on chartered planes, but is relying largely on friends and families in the U.S. to relay that information to stranded Americans. See more »

Hillary Clinton: "It is time to take concrete steps" 12:02 pm Today Politics With Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in danger of being toppled by waves of street protests, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has urged "a peaceful, orderly transition to a democratic regime." "The U.S. expects that the protests in Egypt will lead to free and fair ... See more »

The fire was stopped due to retaliatory measures taken by Karabakh armed forces. See more »

As protests in Egypt continue, questions about the United States' role in the region have increased. See more »

Leaders around the world are calling for immediate economic and social reforms in Egypt as countries prepare to transport expatriates out of the country Monday. See more »

The mounting popular demand that Egypt's all-powerful ruler step aside has suddenly forced the United States to contemplate a Mideast without the guarantee of a bedrock Arab ally - and raised the specter of the anti-American revolution in Iran a generation ago. See more »

By virtue of its size, its sense of itself and its extraordinary past, Egypt is different. See more »

Countries sent planes Monday to evacuate their citizens from the unrest in Egypt as world leaders called on President Hosni Mubarak to implement reforms and seek a peaceful resolution to the crisis. See more »

Foreign Secretary William Hague has warned Egypt is in danger of falling into the hands of extremists as tensions in the country build. See more »

U.S. Secretary of state Hillary Clinton landed in Port-au-Prince on Sunday after saying the U.S. wants to see the recommendations of the Organization of American States enacted to provide a solution to the electoral crisis that the country is going through. See more »

The appeals from cash-starved businesses in Iran come in nearly every day at the small shipping office in Dubai. See more »

The highest-ranking U.S. military officer praised the "professionalism" of Egypt's armed forces in a phone call with a top Egyptian commander on Sunday, as Egyptian troops refrained from a crackdown on protesters. See more »

Egypt's most prominent democracy advocate took up a bullhorn Sunday and called for President Hosni Mubarak to resign, speaking to thousands of protesters who defied a curfew for a third night. See more »

While the crisis in Egypt appears to be heightening, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton appeared on all Sunday programs to reassure the United States' position on the tumultuous events. See more »

The United States has no plans to halt aid to earthquake-ravaged Haiti in spite of a crisis over who will be the nation's next leader but does insist that the president's chosen successor be dropped from the race, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday. See more »

Christiane Amanpour stood on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday in a khaki shirt with a backdrop of Cairo in crisis, rattling off reports from the street in Egypt and noting the presence of flyovers by fighter jets in what she described as eardrum-ripping sound. See more »

The United States has no plans to halt aid to earthquake-ravaged Haiti in spite of a crisis over who will be the nation's next leader but does insist that the president's chosen successor be dropped from the race, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday. See more »

Egyptian protesters were camped out in central Cairo on Monday and vowed to stay until they had toppled President Hosni Mubarak, whose fate appeared to hang on the military as pressure mounted from the street and abroad. See more »

The U.S. appealed for an orderly transition to lasting democracy in Egypt even as escalating violence in the American ally threatened Mideast stability and put President Barack Obama in a diplomatic bind. See more »

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and several other heads of state urged the Egyptian government on Sunday to implement democratic reforms and to stop any further violence against protesters. See more »

The mounting popular demand that Egypt's all-powerful ruler step aside has suddenly forced the United States to contemplate a Mideast without the guarantee of a bedrock Arab ally - and raised the specter of the anti-American revolution in Iran a generation ago. See more »

President Obama being briefed on the events in Egypt by his national security team in a meeting in the Situation Room of the White House. See more »

President Barack Obama issued a plea for restraint in Egypt after meeting with national security aides Saturday to assess the Cairo government's response to widespread protests threatening the stability of the country. See more »

President Barack Obama is calling for restraint in Egypt and renewing his support for universal rights and concrete steps that lead to political reform. See more »

President Barack Obama is calling for restraint in Egypt and renewing his support for universal rights and concrete steps that lead to political reform. See more »

CITGO Petroleum Corporation has announced the start of the sixth consecutive year of the CITGO-Venezuela Heating Oil Program , which helps approximately 500,000 individuals every winter, including those in more than 250 tribal communities and 234 homeless shelters across 25 states and the District of Columbia . See more »

The officer corps of Egypt's powerful military has been educated at defense colleges in the United States for 30 years. See more »

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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was due in Haiti on Sunday to give a boost to the impoverished Caribbean nation struggling to rebuild from last year's quake and decide its future leaders. See more »

Ever since Spindletop sent a gush of crude 150 feet into the air near Port Arthur in 1901, Texans have been mostly willing to put up with the spills, smokestack belches and massive refinery vistas that go along with big, fat pots of Texas tea. See more »

Reuters U.S. President Barack Obama speaks about the situation in Egypt at the White House in Washington, January Ronny Hart Ronny Hart Sat Jan 29, 3:15 pm ET Contribute content like this. See more »

President Barack Obama tried the impossible: winning the hearts and minds of Egyptians furious with their autocratic ruler while assuring a vital ally that the United States has his back. See more »

The German foreign office says a German citizen who was detained by U.S. authorities in Afghanistan earlier this month has been released. See more »

Sudan is calling for "a new page" in U.S. relations following the completion of a referendum that is likely to lead to independence for Southern Sudan. See more »

Confronting a building international crisis, President Barack Obama called on Egypt's president to stand down from violence as the White House moved cautiously to advise an important Arab ally facing furious protesters bent on toppling an autocratic regime. See more »

President Barack Obama tried the impossible: winning the hearts and minds of Egyptians furious with their autocratic ruler while assuring a vital ally that the United States has his back. See more »

Haiti's election commission has said it will announce definitive results from the first round of a disputed November vote on Wednesday and has scheduled a second round for March 20. See more »

With 13 years of hindsight, the whole Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinksy imbroglio can seem faintly silly. See more »

As street protests raged across Egypt on Friday, with the future of the Arab world seeming to hang in the balance, rapt viewers across the region - and the globe - watched it unfold on Al Jazeera, which kept up an almost continuous live feed despite the Egyptian government's repeated efforts to block broadcasts. See more »

For 30 years, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been a staunch U.S. ally and, thanks to his predecessor's willingness to make peace with Israel, one of the largest recipients of American aid. See more »

Egyptian leader refuses to quit amid turmoil Mubarak calls in army as mobs run amok Comments Protesters face anti-riot police Friday in Cairo. See more »