Turkish police clash with protesters demonstrating against a draft labour law near the Turkish parliament in Ankara.

North Korea rang in the new year with muted celebrations and a mixed message for South Korea. Deborah Gembara reports.

Fire and looting have broken out against several buildings around Cairo in new fighting following a day of clashes in central Cairo between anti-government protesters and regime backers. (Feb. 3)

As the Chinese celebrate the Year of the Rabbit, London department store Harrods has begun accepting China's domestic debit and credit UnionPay card.

Revelations leaked from former Sec. of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's memoir.

Vital Kamerhe and Mvemba Dizolel discuss upcoming Congolese elections.

Sophie Pilgrim from the internet desk on the web situation on Friday 4. Feb.

Jake Tapper reports from the White House on the reaction to Egypt.

Erica Hill speaks with Time magazine's Bobby Ghosh about who may replace Egyptian President Mubarak if he is forced out of office. Read more:

Salameh Nematt, Jordanian political analyst, says Jordan, a MidEast moderating force, takes notes from Egypt protests.

Egypt's vice president says the Mubarak administration will not use military force to clear Tahrir Square.

Arriving at today's EU summit in Brussels, the EU's Foreign Policy chief Catherine Ashton tells journalists she spoke to Egypt's Vice President Suleiman on Thursday night. "He and I agreed that we will stay in close touch

Egypt's Chaos from a Former Ambassador's P.O.V.

Dan Henniger argues that the Internet is undermining stability in the world.