The world's richest country has been splurging on international acquisitions. Now that it's landed the 2022 World Cup, the tiny Arab nation has started to focus more on spending at home.

After 19 hours in the dark, Syria is back online. Why it's not that hard to shut down the Internet there, but nearly impossible in the U.S.

Higher oil and gas production in the U.S. will change oil relationships around the world. The Middle East won't be called on to produce as much, costing it income, but Saudi Arabia will remain a key player.

Maysoun Odeh Gangat, CEO of the women’s radio station NISAA in Ramallah, explains why there are fewer Palestinian women in business compared to other women in the Middle East — and how that seems to be changing.

The newly identified spyware is the latest state-sponsored cyber threat in the Middle East. But Flame could work its way into businesses.

A new malware threat is spreading like fire across the Middle East. What problems might the cyber weapon Flame cause, where did its name come from, and how similar is it to the virus Stuxnet?

More than a year after the revolt that toppled Tunisia’s ruler, Zine al Abidine Ben Ali, discontent is rising because of poverty and unemployment.

Oil prices are on the rise today, in part because of news out of Syria. But there are also bigger picture problems to worry about.

Commentator Reza Aslan says the outcome of Egypt's experiment with democracy has implications for the region as a whole.

This may come as a surprise, but television designed to make the world a better place is still possible. Amira Al Fadl is a charismatic interview…