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With Hezbollah's help, Syrian troops push to regain Lebanese border areas

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 30 people, including 16 rebel fighters and one woman, were killed in Qusair in morning fighting, but that the death toll was expected to rise.

With conservative Islamists in power, blasphemy cases surge in Egypt

Olive Press Gazans struggle to reel in a livelihood

Change Agent Actor, dressed as woman, feels Egypt's sexual harassment

Between the shopping malls, is there space in Dubai for dissent?

Christianophobia

Briefing: Palestinian factions agree to reconcile

KFC smugglers bring buckets of chicken through Gaza tunnels

Excitement fades to despair in rebel-held Syria as war grinds on

USA Update Barbara Walters announces retirement: How she changed TV news (+video)

Google's Eric Schmidt: Internet will let Chinese rise up

McDonald’s to Charles Ramsey, Amanda Berry’s rescuer: ‘We’ll be in touch.’

Opinion Syria – another sign that US needs to recalibrate Middle East policy

'Provoking peace' in Indonesia

Notorious Egyptian terror group tries to carve a nonviolent path in politics

Chapter & Verse Rick Riordan's Percy-Carter crossover story is here – check out the e-book cover

Israeli airstrike in Syria brings Iran onstage, raising risk of proxy war

The Monitor's View Despite stalled Arab Spring, Muslim nations grasp for democracy

The Monitor's View In postelection Venezuela, why nonviolence must win

In Middle East, public rejects arming Syrian rebels: poll

How US Muslims are different: Pew poll sheds light on global contrasts

Poll shows how US Muslims are like Protestants – and how they're not

With air strike on Gaza, Israel tells Hamas 'get it together'

How an obscure council became Egypt's decisionmaker

Syria chemical weapons: Where did they come from? (+video)