[State Department]On -Excerpt from the United States Department of State Daily Press Briefing

[SPS]Chahid Al Hafed -The Saharawi Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with some associations and institutions supporting the Saharawi people, has recently published several poetry collections and books, said the director of the documentation of history and preservation of oral memory Mr. Mohamed Ali Laman.

Journalists are protesting against press restrictions imposed by the Islamist-led government.

Gehad El-Haddad arrested in Cairo with two other group members for allegedly inciting killing of protesters.

Deadly shooting in Nile Delta raises fears that unrest is spilling beyond the lawless Sinai Peninsula.

Tanti apprezzamenti su Facebook ma anche qualche protesta

Ministro Esteri a Bruxelles per conferenza di Alto Livello

Espugnato bastione estremisti accusati di violenze su cristiani

Dopo tre esplosioni finito in zona deserto presidiata esercito

Presidente Sudan è accusato di crimini contro umanità

Le site mauritanien ANI affirme avoir reçu une vidéo d'Aqmi dans laquelle apparaissent les sept otages européens – dont quatre Français – détenus par l'organisation terroriste. À Paris, le ministère des Affaires étrangères a jugé que cette preuve de vie était "crédible".

Des centaines de manifestants ont manifesté lundi à Tunis pour exprimer leur soutien au journaliste Zied el-Heni, libéré après un week-end en prison. Les médias du pays ont prévu une grève mardi pour dénoncer les pressions du gouvernement à l'encontre de la presse.

Le site mauritanien ANI affirme avoir reçu une vidéo d'Aqmi dans laquelle apparaissent les sept otages européens – dont quatre Français – détenus par l'organisation terroriste.

Post-Morsi curfew hurts Egypt's economy

Donors pledge 1.8bn euros ($2.4bn; £1.5bn) to help Somalia recover from more than two decades of conflict, by promoting peace and development.

Egyptian troops storm the central town of Dalga, held by Islamists loyal to the ousted president, Mohammed Morsi.

[SPS]Paris -The Saharawi community in France participated yesterday, Friday, at Fête de l'Humanité (the Festival of Humanity), an event organized annually by the French Communist newspaper "L'Humanité", informed POLISARIO representation in Paris.

[SPS]Washington -The Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights (RFK Center) has released a report, in which it expressed dissatisfaction at the relentless human rights violations against the Sahrawi people in Western Sahara, indicating that the international community "has the responsibility to protect the Sahrawis from these systematic violations."

[MAP]Rabat -HM King Mohammed VI held this Monday phone talks with Niger's president Mahamadou Issoufou, says a release of the Royal office.

Security forces arrest 56 people in Dalga, where Morsi supporters have held almost daily anti-coup protests since July.

Arrestati due palestinesi, Hamas protesta, era in nostre acque

Ali, operazione avviata in luglio ancora in corso e proseguirà

In Siria come in Mali

One of Nigeria's most senior Anglican clerics, Ignatius Kattey, is freed more than a week after being kidnapped by armed men, officials say.

[Premium Times]The Super Eagles are one of the five top seeds for the final round of the World Cup playoffs which draw will take place next week.

[SPS]London -Amnesty International has urged that the perpetrators of the mass grave, discovered in Western Sahara by a Spanish forensic team, "should be brought to account to put a tangible end to impunity," adding that the MINURSO, UNHCHR and WGEID could play a role in providing international assistance and expertise and in facilitating this process.

[SPS]San Sebastián -The Basque forensic team has released the findings of its extensive research on a case of human remains of Saharawi persons in Fadret Leguiaa in the region of Samra, near Amgala and Meheris, Western Sahara, who had been executed by Moroccan armed forces on February 1976.

Army says hundreds arrested since July, and accuses Gaza-based groups of collaborating with fighters on Egyptian soil.

Massiccia presenza militari per evitare ingresso in moschea

Le journaliste tunisien Zied el-Heni a été incarcéré vendredi pour avoir accusé le parquet d'avoir fabriqué des preuves impliquant un caméraman dans une affaire rocambolesque de jet d’œuf contre un ministre et qui suscite des craintes pour la liberté d'expression.