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Syrian government ready to talk to armed opposition
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem said on Monday Damascus was ready to talk to the country’s armed opposition, Russian news agency Itar-Tass reported. Full Story

	Syrian rebels battle army
	Ethnic cleansing feared in Syria
	Syria to discuss peace proposals with Russia
	Air strike kills dozens of Syrians waiting to buy bread
	Syria denies plans to use chemical weapons
	Hillary Clinton sees NATO deal on Turkey Patriot missiles
	Syrian forces pound Damascus suburbs, flights to resume
	Car bomb kills 15 in Syria's central Homs

Egypt curfew scaled back as Mursi seeks end to violence
Authorities in an Egyptian city scaled back a curfew imposed by President Mohamed Mursi, and the Islamist leader cut short a visit to Europe on Wednesday to deal with the deadliest violence in the seven months since he took power. Full Story

	Egypt opposition calls for protests against basic law
	Mursi opponents clash with police in Cairo
	Egypt’s Mursi holds crisis talks over power grab
	Egypt's Mursi faces judicial revolt over decree
	Protests erupt as 'Pharaoh' Mursi takes power

Iran defiant on enrichment ahead of possible nuclear talks
Iran will not stop higher-grade enrichment of uranium in response to external demands, Tehran’s top nuclear official was quoted as saying on Tuesday, signalling a tough bargaining stance ahead of planned new talks with world powers. Full Story

	Iran says it, world powers must end nuclear stalemate
	UN agency expects deal soon on Iran nuclear probe
	Feted in Gaza, Hamas leader hits out at Israel

Taliban say suicide bomber targeted U.S. company in Kabul
Afghanistan’s Taliban movement claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Kabul on Monday which targeted a U.S. contracting company and killed two Afghan civilians, underscoring security challenges ahead of a NATO pullout. Full Story