Summary: <p>Egyptian court suspends military's power to arrest civilians, Oman cracks down on dissent by prosecuting political activists, British intelligence chief says "Arab Spring" providing breeding ground for terrorists, and more.</p><br><br>Egyptian court suspends military's power to arrest civilians<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Ahmed Shafiq flees Egypt ahead of corruption investigation<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Turkey changes rules of engagement with Syria, brands it a 'threat'<br>Press TV, Iran<br><br>Bahraini activists block main roads near al-Manama<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Saudi rights activists campaign for release of teacher Khaled al-Johani<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Oman cracks down on dissent by prosecuting political activists<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>Libyan court postpones hearing of former intelligence chief<br>Al-Alam, Iran<br><br>British intelligence chief says 'Arab Spring' providing breeding ground for terrorists<br>BBC Arabic, UK<br><br>Fierce clashes around Republican Guard posts near Damascus<br>Future TV, Lebanon<br><br>Kuwaiti opposition to rally against court's ruling to dissolve parliament<br>Al Jazeera, Qatar<br><br>Putin visits Palestinian Authority's Mahmoud Abbas in bid to restart peace talks<br>IBA, Israel<br><br>Hamas celebrates Morsi's victory<br>New TV, Lebanon<br><br>
