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  Egyptian soccer fans riot against Algeria in escalating row over World Cup rivalry
03:31:35 PM (ET), Friday, November 20, 2009
(AP Photo) Byline: Ben Curtis

Egyptian soccer fans burned Algerian flags and rioted outside the Algerian Embassy in Cairo, smashing cars and shop windows, in an escalating row between the two countries over a bitter World Cup rivalry.Egyptian fans _ and the country's media _ have been thrown into a frenzy over reports that Algerians attacked and injured Egyptians after their countries' teams squared off in a World Cup qualifier in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, this week. Algeria won the game 1-0, giving them a spot in the 2010 Cup in South Africa.

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Friday, November 20, 2009
  • Egyptian soccer fans riot against Algeria in escalating row over World Cup rivalry
  • Palestinians to set new date for elections after president accepts delay of January voting
  • Representative of Iraqi Shiite spiritual leader urges parties to break election law impasse
  • Iran says it will launch another communications satellite without outside help in 2 years
  • Increasing numbers of radical Islamic Web sites are spreading al-Qaida's message in English

  • Thursday, November 19, 2009
  • Lebanese pop diva under fire for song comparing black Egyptians to monkeys
  • Hassan Nasrallah re-elected as Hezbollah's leader for a sixth term
  • Israel aircraft strike southern Gaza Strip in response to rocket attacks

  • Wednesday, November 18, 2009
  • Israeli child whose parents were killed doesn't remember Mumbai attack a year ago
  • Hamas-loyal Gaza group offers $1.4 million bounty for capture of an Israeli soldier
  • Mysterious death of Iran doctor who treated torture victims amid crackdown raises suspicion

  • Tuesday, November 17, 2009
  • Iran state television says 5 people have been sentenced to death over postelection turmoil
  • Israeli military punishes troops for protesting West Bank settler outpost evacuation
  • Report: Iran's chief of staff warns Saudi Arabia over Yemeni offensive
  • Iran state television says 5 people have been sentenced to death over post-election turmoil
  • Correction: Internet conference story
  • France's Sarkozy offers to mediate between Syria, Israel, warns deadlock could fuel extremism
  • Israeli prime minister warns about Iran on tour of Israeli submarine, missile ship
  • Bureaucracy grinds to a halt: Blasts at Iraqi government buildings cripple services

  • Monday, November 16, 2009
  • California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger drops in on US troops in Iraq, reminds them to 'pump up'
  • Yemen tribesmen kidnap Japanese engineer, demand release of jailed tribe member
  • US Air Force official expects continued, possibly growing involvement in United Arab Emirates
  • Saudi Arabia's most senior cleric accuses Iran of ties with Shiite rebels in Yemen
  • US military: American soldier dies of noncombat-related injuries in Iraq
  • Planned Iranian news agency yields first story line: Will elite military force act as editors?
  • Bingo! In quieter Baghdad, a much-loved family game makes a comeback

  • Sunday, November 15, 2009
  • Iranian news reports say missing ex-deputy defense minister abducted and jailed in Israel
  • Jordanian police say 2nd citizen dies of police beating in the past week
  • Iran's parliament speaker calls US move to seize mosques linked to Iran 'disgraceful'
  • Trial of British contractor in Iraq accused of killing 2 colleagues postponed
  • Culture clash in Iran as government tries to rein in artists protesting political turmoil

  • Saturday, November 14, 2009
  • Iran's opposition leaders say ruling clerics are more brutal than shah's regime
  • Bill Clinton urges Israel, Palestinians to end conflict, pays tribute to Rabin
  • Lebanon's new Cabinet faces tough challenges on keeping unity, tackling Hezbollah's weapons
  • Hundreds of devout Jews protest in Jerusalem over Intel Sabbath violations

  • Friday, November 13, 2009
  • Brother-in-law of Iran opposition leader, arrested in postelection turmoil, to be tried
  • UN pact clears way for anti-corruption reviews; Activists say deal too weak
  • Backsliding in Mideast peace process leaves opening for radicals to step up influence

  • Thursday, November 12, 2009
  • Abbas to remain president as Palestinian elections delayed; militant group Hamas blamed
  • UN children's agency official warns of looming famine in south Sudan, says more funds needed
  • West Bank student blindfolded, expelled in handcuffs to Gaza, petitions Israel to return
  • Jewish-American West Bank settler charged with killing 2 Palestinians, trying to kill others

  • Wednesday, November 11, 2009
  • Israeli museum displays coins from Jewish revolt, destruction of biblical Jerusalem Temple
  • 5 years after Arafat's death, path to statehood dim for divided Palestinians
  • Hezbollah leader in scathing attack on Obama, accuses him of absolute bias for Israel
  • Israel releases what it says is new evidence that Iran was behind seized weapons shipment
  • Yemeni rebels says Saudi seeking to set up buffer zone on border through shelling
  • Iran wants Russia to deliver on signed air-defense contract, ignore Israeli pressure for delay
  • Iran's reform protesters shift target beyond president to top leadership