Track-It Egypt

Updated 7:55 p.m. | Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is off on a whirlwind tour of the post-Arab Spring Middle East, hobnobbing with high-profile Egyptian pols — save for one protocol-abiding party pooper.

Ron Paul is once again going after Rick Santorum’s record as a fiscal conservative in a new ad, potentially giving Mitt Romney a boost in the process. The 30-second ad titled “Fake,” which follows up a similar ad released in...

Jean-Jacques Annaud was making a film about oil wars in the desert. Then the Arab spring started, his crew were evacuated, and he had to explain why he had 300 gunsOne day in 2010, over tea in Barcelona, Antonio Banderas took...

CAIRO (Reuters) - The trail of counterfeit copies of the multibillion-dollar cancer drug Avastin leads to an address in a crowded Cairo suburb, with no sign of the firm named by international suppliers as the source of the product.

Cairo says it will increase power supply to 22 megawatts from 17 megawatts, the amount already provided for free.

Mitt Romney is having money trouble as GOP presidential contenders and Super Pacs burn through their cash pile - live9.14am: The Guardian's Ryan Devereaux has a summary of some of the latest news from the campaign trail:• The latest Federal...

Yemenis voted today to instate their U.S.-backed vice president as the new head of state tasked with steering the country out of a crisis created by an anti-government uprising that has raged for a year.

Italy is sending a top envoy to India to negotiate with the government after two Italian marine security guards were arrested for allegedly shooting to death two Indian fishermen they mistook for pirates.

[UN News] The President of the General Assembly and Egypt's Foreign Minister held talks today in Cairo on the state of the country's democratic transition in the wake of the Arab Spring reform movement.

One more day to go to Yemen's uncontested and unprecedented “one man” election”, which will start tomorrow (Feb 21), ending 33 years of President Ali Abdullah Saleh's rule and costing the country more than US$48 million.