President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao speak to the media before a bilateral meeting at the G-20 Summit in Seoul, South Korea.

Looking at Iran's influence over the formation of the new Iraqi government.

Experts forecast the developments of U.S.-Mexico relations.

Is China's biggest search engine a Google clone with a home court advantage, or an innovator in its own right?

Southern Sudan is trying to put itself back together after decades of civil war.

raq's president gave Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki the nod to form the next government after an eight-month deadlock, but a dramatic walkout from parliament by his Sunni rivals cast doubt on a power-sharing deal.

American football in the Holy Land makes for strange bedfellows.

CNN's Andrew Stevens talks with economist Joseph Stiglitz about the outcome of the G-20 summit.

President Obama visited South Korea to celebrate a free trade agreement to help bolster economic trade, but, as Chip Reid reports, negotiations seemed to fall flat as South Korean's government refused to bend to the president's demands.

A huge blast tore through a security compound in central Karachi, killing at least 15 people. Jon Decker reports.

Pirates off the coast of Somalia have carried out one of their most daring hijackings yet, seizing a tanker in waters close to India.

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso on Thursday reiterated that the European Union will stand by to support Ireland and help it address its ballooning budget deficit, should the republic make such a request.

In Haiti, residents of the capital's largest slum have been demonstrating over the cholera outbreak.

FNC contributor Lt. Col. Bill Cowan on the White House considering delaying withdrawing from Afghanistan until 2014.

An 86-year-old alleged Mafia patriarch, Nicolo Rizzuto, was gunned down in his Montreal home, the latest blow to a once-formidable criminal organization.