More than 70 dead in Pakistan after two attacks on mosques. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron has unveiled a blueprint for turning East London into a technology hub to rival Silicon Valley.

At least 11 die and thousands are displaced by widespread flooding in the Philippines brought on by prolonged heavy rains.

Icelanders are still reeling from the effects of the financial crisis with many facing eviction from their homes.

President Obama is spending three days in India in attempts to spur commerce with the U.S., which he believes will create American jobs. Chip Reid reports.

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei describes his situtation after being placed under house arrest.

Group of 142 people say they suffered at the hands of British soldiers in Iraq as hearing opens in London.

Al Qaeda in Pakistan guiding Yemen-based Al Qaeda

Chinese officials have signed a raft of lucrative contracts with aircraft manufacturer Airbus and French energy giants Total and Areva during a visit to France by China's President Hu Jintao.

Thousands of people have been protesting on the streets of Tokyo, expressing anger at the handling of a diplomatic spat between China and Japan.

At least 20 people have been killed in drug-gang violence over the weekend in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez, including seven found dead outside one house.

Jordanians are making their choice for a new parliament on Tuesday.

Tensions between Russia and Japan heat up

The Russian PM Vladimir Putin seems to be looking to become the fastest politician in the world. His need for speed was fulfilled in St. Petersburg, where he took to the track on four wheels.