David Cameron UK PM David Cameron declares war on "enemies of enterprise" during a speech at a Tory conference in Cardiff, Wales.
Sultan of Oman The Sultan of Oman Qaboos bin Said dismisses three senior ministers replacing them with Khaled bin Hilal bin Saud al-Busaidi, Sultan bin Mohammed al-Numani and Nasr bin Hamoud bin Ahmed al Kindi following concerns raised in the 2011 Omani protests.
Egyptian Army Egyptian Army General Mansour el-Essawy is named as the new Minister of Interior responsible for security replacing Mahmoud Wagdy.
United States Gunmen attacked patrons at a bar near the United States consulate in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico killing three people.
U.S. State Department The United States Department of State warns U.S. citizens of a high security threat level in Yemen due to what it describes as "terrorist activities and civil unrest".
North Korea North Korea reportedly used jamming devices to block South Korean military communications as tensions between the Koreas continues to simmer.
President President of Chile Sebastián Piñera, makes his first official visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Greek Three people are killed and 28 others are hospitalised in a shipping incident on the Greek island of Crete.
King James Bible A rare original King James Bible is found in a church in Wiltshire, England in the United Kingdom.
Hamid Karzai Hamid Karzai, the President of Afghanistan, warns General David Petraeus the head of United States and NATO forces in Afghanistan that civilian casualties in the Afghanistan war and rejects an apology for the mistaken killings of nine boys in a NATO air attack.
United States Navy United States Navy commandos from the destroyer USS "Bulkeley" capture four Somali pirates who boarded the Japanese oil tanker, the MV Guanabara.
The Washington Post "The Washington Post" reports that the military forces imprisoned alleged whistleblower Bradley Manning to strip each night and sleep naked, having confiscated his boxers earlier this week following Manning's protest that restrictions imposed on him were "absurd". A spokesperson for the facility denies "any sort of humiliation or embarrassment" is intended.
Al-Qudaibiya Palace Thousands of people demonstrate outside the Al-Qudaibiya Palace, where the government meets in Manama, calling for the prime minister to resign and voicing their discontent with the king.
Libyan Civil War Six United Kingdom Special Air Service and two MI6 agents leave Libya on the HMS "Cumberland" following their capture by Gaddafi opponents on a mission to make contact.
Heavy gunfire is heard in the streets of Tripoli early Sunday morning. This is later claimed to be celebratory gunfire by supporters of Muammar Gaddafi following the capture of Ra's Lanuf although rebel forces deny these claims.
Paktika Province At least 12 civilians are killed and at least 5 others are injured in eastern Afghanistan's Paktika Province.
Ivory Coast Fighting erupts in western Ivory Coast between rebels and forces loyal to incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo, with injured people crossing into Liberia.
Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel Following rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip on southern Israel, Israeli air force planes bomb Hamas and Islamic Jihad targets in the Gaza Strip.