A global arms race is now underway which could spark another regional war. This is due to increasing military exports and sales .

Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani has come back from his visit to Islamic Inter-Parliamentary Union and stated that Muslim countries have agreed on the proposal to call Jan. 19 "International Gaza Day."

Getting more complex by the second, the tale of the attack which killed 7 CIA agents in Afghanistan is also becoming much murkier. The bomber was “borrowed” from Jordan, and intended to infiltrate Al Qaeda.

A former U.S. General and a member of the Iran Policy Committee said on Saturday that he wants all Muslim men between 18 and 28 to be strip-searched at airports.

January 3 is the last day for an exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum of the Dead Sea scrolls and the Canadian government has rejected a Jordanian government appeal to seize the parchments in order to keep it out of Israeli hands.

The Viva Palestina humanitarian aid convoy, consisting of over 200 trucks and carrying food, medical aid and educational materials, has headed for the Gaza strip via Syria.

South Korea is bidding for a contract to build four nuclear power plants for Turkey that is estimated to be worth $20 billion and the bids are expected to be negotiated throughout the first half of 2010.

A humanitarian convoy, loaded with food and medical supplies and intended for the Gaza strip. The Viva Palestina Convoy, also known as the Mile of Smiles, originated in Europe.

A fact-finding committee of the Philippine House of Representatives has recommended a total ban on sending Filipino maids or domestic helpers to the Middle East due to reported sexual and physical abuse by their employers.

The British government has dropped it's attempts to deport Mohammed Asha, who was acquitted of taking part in the 2007 failed car bombings in Glasgow and London.