It's not all negative. I was happy to see this on MEMRI's site this week: Harsh Self-Criticism In Arab World Over Violent Reactions To Anti-Islamic Film.

Afghanistan

Inside Italy's Slow And Strategic Withdrawal From Afghanistan - Franceso Grignetti (LA STAMPA/Worldcrunch)

Bulgaria

Report: Accomplice in Terror Act in Bulgaria Arrested (Sofia News Agency-Bulgaria)

 

Canada

Egypt's Accusations Have Canadian Coptic Christian Fearing for His Life- Rick Westhead (Toronto Star-Canada)

Jordan

Disquiet on the Jordanian Front - David Fox and Katrina Sammour (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace- Sada/IMRA)

Kosovo

Extremists Establish Foothold in the Balkans - Irfan Al-Alawi (Gatestone Institute)

Kosovo Albanians are devoted to their own Muslim legacy and can become combative when faced with ideological aggression from abroad. In addition to Arabs, Iranian agents and Turkish fundamentalists have also attempted visible inroads in the Kosovo Muslim community. The possibility of fundamentalist subversion of Kosovo Muslims merits close scrutiny, and committed assistance to moderate believers.

Latin America

Hizbullah in Latin America: Terrorism and Organized Crime - Roman D. Ortiz (Realite-EU)

Libya

Libyan who helped capture Gadhafi dies after torture, kidnapping - Mel Frykberg (McClatchy Newspapers)

Palestinians/Hamas/Fatah/etc.

Historian Benny Morris: The Palestinians Are Not Interested in a Two-State Solution - Coby Ben-Simhon (Ha'aretz)

Abbas' Five Non-Options - Tal Becker (Washington Institute for Near East Policy) The present volatile regional environment arguably renders the kinds of heart-wrenching decisions any peace agreement requires of any Palestinian leader exceedingly unpopular and politically out of reach, virtually regardless of Israel's position. The Palestinian president knows only too well that even modest compromises with Israel will have him labeled as a traitor to the Palestinian cause before core Palestinian and Arab constituencies. 

Gaza Court Convicts Four Palestinians in Murder of Italian Peace Activist  (Maan News-PA)

United States

A Flimsy U.S. Sanctions Policy toward Iran - Andrew K. Davenport and Ilan Berman (Washington Post)

Aspiring Jihadist Arrested in Chicago - Ben West (Stratfor)

Regarding the riots spreading across the Muslim world - just click the blue links to see the full stories:

Stevens Video: Dancing With Corpses, Dancing in Blood  - Phyllis Chesler (Israel National News) I have been looking at the photos and the brief video of Ambassador Stevens and I have spoken to two different Arabists, who assure me that the mob dragging Steven's body are chanting a song of victory over one's enemies and are praising God for it.
 

U.S. Buys Pakistani TV Time to Denounce Anti-Islam Film - John Eggerton (Broadcasting and Cable) 

 

The Video Didn't Start the Riots - Michael Singh (Foreign Policy)
 

Cairo and Benghazi: The Writing on the Wall - Zvi Mazel (Jerusalem Post) The attacks in Benghazi and Cairo did not come out of the blue. There had been warnings. On Sep. 10, the Egyptian daily Al-Fajr published a communique signed by several jihadist organizations announcing that they were going to set fire to the American Embassy in Cairo and to capture whoever remained alive if the U.S. did not release all the jihadists jailed in Guantanamo as well as the blind Sheikh Abdel Rahman.
 

The Video Didn't Do It - Lee Smith (Weekly Standard) White House spokesman Jay Carney's comments send the message to America's enemies that if you kill our diplomats and lay siege to our embassies, the first move the American government will make is to tell other Americans to shut up....To debate the right of an American to criticize religion does not indicate sophisticated sensitivity to the feelings of others but a willingness to turn tail and abandon our principles at the first sign of a fight. 
 

Jihadists Behaving Badly - Why The West Must Stop Coddling Outraged Muslims - Henryk M. Broder (Die Welt/Worldcrunch) -- a visit to an oasis of reason and good sense: Al Jazeera. The Qatar-based TV channel reports that ever more Syrians are wondering how a video about Muhammad could be causing more uproar in the Muslim world than the bloodbath in their country.
 

"Love For The Prophet Day:" Pakistan Blocks Cellphones As Cinemas Torched - (THE FRONTIER POST, DAWN (Pakistan), AL JAZEERA (Qatar), BBC NEWS (UK)  Worldcrunch)
 

CAIR Rep: Violence Shows It's America That Needs to Change  (IPT News)

With the horrible news coming out of Libya, Egypt, Yemen, etc. regarding the staged protests against America, you might have missed these stories.

Egypt

Report: Cairo Agrees to Host Hamas Headquarters - Elhanan Miller (Times of Israel)
Less than one year after closing its headquarters in Damascus, Hamas' "outside" leadership has found a new home in the Egyptian capital of Cairo, Al-Hayat reported Tuesday. Al-Hayat also reported that Hamas agreed to hand over a number of suspects to Egypt in the August 5 border attack which killed 16 Egyptian soldiers.
ZOA Criticizes Morsi Regime for Preventing Egypt’s Last Regularly Functioning Synagogue Holding High Holiday Services - Morton Klein (ZOA)

Israel

Israel and Russia Join Forces over Gas - Lawrence Solomon (Financial Post-Canada)
Rockets Fall But Where’s the Coverage? - Simon Plosker (Honest Reporting)
 

Mexico
Three Hizbullah Members Arrested in Mexico (AFP-Naharnet-Lebanon)

Palestinian
The Palestinian Authority's Sorry State - Editorial (Jerusalem Post) No headlines were generated when PA President Mahmoud Abbas recently insisted that there would be no peace unless Jews were "evacuated from Jerusalem, our holy city and the eternal capital of our state." While Abbas slanders willfully and fans the flames with pyromaniac zeal, Israel underwrites him and facilitates his very political survival.
 

Spain
Spain: Muslim War on Meter Maids - Soeren Kern (Gatestone Institute) Muslim immigrants in Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the Balearic Islands in Spain, have succeeded in forcing the expulsion of all female parking meter enforcement officers from a city neighborhood that is home to a growing Muslim population.

Syria

Syrian Christians Take Up Arms, Form Militias - Ruth Sherlock and Carol Malouf (Telegraph-UK)  For the past six weeks up to 150 Christian and Armenian fighters have been fighting to prevent Free Syrian Army rebels from entering Christian areas of Aleppo.
How Muslim Men Are "Helping" Syrian Refugees  - Khaled Abu Toameh (Gatestone Institute) Muslim men from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries have in the past few weeks asked their embassies in Amman and Baghdad to help them find Syrian girls living in makeshift refugee camps in Jordan and Iraq.

United States
War and Bluff: Iran, Israel and the United States - George Friedman (Stratfor)
When Ads Preach Hatred  - Megan Reback (WMC)

Afghanistan
Analysis: The Taliban's 'momentum' has not been broken - Thomas Joscelyn & Bill Roggio (The Long War Journal)

Canada
Canada closes embassy in Iran - Rob Gillies (AP)

Egypt
Closed: Last Synagogue in Egypt - Shiraz Maher (Gatestone Institute)
Egyptian Sinai checkpoint attacked for 34th time  - (Egypt Independent/IMRA)

Israel

Nuclear Weapons from Saddam to Iran: The Surprising Lessons for Israel from Captured Iraqi Documents - Dore Gold (Israel Hayom)

 

Latin America

Hizbullah in Latin America - Implications for U.S. Homeland Security (U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security)
Trouble on the Triple Frontier, The Lawless Border Where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay Meet - Christine Folch (Foreign Affairs
Iran, Hizbullah Establish Training Base in Nicaragua - Philip Podolsky (Times of Israel)

Chavez Campaign Takes on Anti-Semitic Overtones - (El Mundo, El Universal, La Nacion, World Crunch)
 
Palestinians

Hamas Pursuing Salafists from "Street to Street" in Gaza - Kifah Zaboun(Asharq Al-Awsat-UK)

Israel Made Me Set Myself on Fire, Part 2 - Simon Plosker (Honest Reporting) This week men set themselves on fire in the Gaza and the West Bank to protest economic inequality. I'm not sure if this item should be posted under UK or PA: So while the victim’s own family blamed Palestinian infighting, The Guardian blamed Israel.

West Bank Economic Protests Build Steam - Avi Issacharoff
Palestinians are calling for the scalp of Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad, who should be a hero for rooting out corruption. Fayyad has managed to generate nothing short of miracles in the West Bank. After years of anarchy and chaos, peace has been restored to the streets of Palestinian cities. Armed militants have disappeared. The newly rehabilitated security forces are now operating with efficiency. Businessmen owning monopolistic companies in the PA were forced to compete for contracts; corrupt officers and clerks have been removed from public service. (Ha'aretz)

PLO's Ashrawi: No such thing as Jewish refugees - Khaled Abu Toameh (Jerusalem Post)

Syria
Assad's Massacre Strategy - Hassan Hassan (Foreign Policy)
Syria's Eerie Parallel to 1980s Afghanistan - David Ignatius (Washington Post)

United States

Report: U.S. Won't Back Israeli Strike If Iran Doesn't Attack American Assets in Gulf - Shimon Shiffer (Ynet News)

3 Things You Need to Willfully Overlook Before Reading This New York Times Op-Ed - Pesach Bensen (Honest Reporting)
Radical Imam May be Out at Northeastern (IPT News)