Arab League: Peacekeepers must be sent to Syria
Head of Arab nations group says int'l community should send forces to end killing, not just "observing"
After the Arab Spring
Egypt army vows power transfer, but seizes power
Ruling generals say they'll "hand over power" to new president at end of month, but they're keeping the real power themselves
U.N. demands evacuation of civilians from Homs
Head of observers' mission says neither Syrian forces nor rebels are holding fire to allow evacuation
U.N. observers in Syria suspend patrols
Escalating bloodshed prompts halt to observers' activities, a sign that international peace plan is disintegrating
Voting begins in Egypt's presidential runoff
Choice is between prime minister from Mubarak regime and Islamist and comes amid concerns election rigged against Islamist
Russia: No talks on Syria's future without Assad
Moscow denies "political conspiracies" of regime change; U.N. official says spike in violence derailing Observers' mission
Egypt's democratic renaissance erased in a day
16 months after it started, Egypt's transition to democracy is back where it began: In the hands of military rulers
Tunisia's Ben Ali jailed for crackdown
Ex-president, ousted in Arab Spring, convicted of inciting violence when forces opened fire on protestors, given 20 years
Lawyer: Mubarak fears prison doctors want him dead
Amid conflicting reports about health of former Egyptian leader, Mubarak said to fear prison doctors are out to kill him
Driving through Syria's unofficial civil war
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer drives through scenes of utter devastation north of Homs as fighting intensifies
Officials: Defibrillator used twice on Mubarak
Former Egyptian leader's health apparently failing since being sentenced to life in prison
Hosni Mubarak
The autocratic Egyptian president ruled his nation for three decades before being deposed by massive Arab Spring protests
Syrian opposition rallies to a new leader
After months of discord, Syria's opposition attempts to unite around a secular Kurd, Abdulbaset Sieda, a longtime exile
Intense shelling of Syrian city kills 15
Activists report Assad troops' assault on southern city of Daraa; Shooting and explosions also reported in Damascus
Rebels battle Syrian forces in Damascus
Anti-Assad fighters battle regime forces in capital, marking increased boldness by rebels
War crimes court says 4 staff held in Libya
Staffers are part of an official mission sent to meet with the imprisoned son of deposed dictator Muammar Qaddafi
Syria activists: Boy, 11, shot in head by sniper
Opposition says young boy taking part in small anti-government rally in Daraa dies after being shot once in head
Shelling in Syria, with no sign of "terrorists"
President Assad blames "terrorists" for prompting deadly Houla massacre, but reporter witnesses new shelling, and no "terrorists" in sight
Assad: "Monsters" to blame for Syria massacre
In public address says democracy is "drowning in our blood," likens military crackdown to surgeon performing amputation to save patient
Reaction to Mubarak sentence: Anger, clashes
Thousands protest life sentence for deposed ruler as too lenient, denounce trial as "theatrical"
U.N. official says no to Syria amnesty
Human rights official tells AP "there has to be accountability," rejects "politically expedient solutions" that waive prosecution
Egypt's ex-leader Mubarak gets life in prison
Sentenced on charges stemming from killing of protesters during uprising that toppled him; "Chaos" in court, some scuffles outside after verdict
Activists: Gunmen execute 11 workers in Syria
Bus carrying factory workers comes under fire in Homs; Pro-regime webpage blames rebel fighters
In Syrian town of Houla, a "vigil of despair"
A reporter who visited the scene of the slaughter in Houla, Syria, describes people desperate to have their story heard
Expert: U.S. should plan for Syria "safe haven"
Ex-diplomat, presidential adviser Dennis Ross says Syria in civil war, and if Russia won't help, U.S. should plan for "safe haven"
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Iran focused on attacking "harder targets," U.K. spy chief warns
Houthi attacks leave Trump with "a difficult dilemma"
How Iran made the Houthis into such a problem
Pacific region sets record for big, long-lasting hurricanes
China sentences 3 people to death for running scam centers
