As Congress continues to weigh the ratification of New START, this debate brings together these two distinguished experts at a timely juncture to explore the Treaty?s main points of contention and agreement.

Michael E. Leiter Director of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) On The Changing Terrorist Threat

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South Korea deploys surface-to-air missiles near North Korea, as military commanders inspect troops near the Demilitarized Zone.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez provides shelter for some of the families affected by recent flooding.

U.S. President Obama called FIFA's decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar the "wrong decision" but said the U.S. team will do well no matter where they play. Jon Decker reports.

WikiLeaks journalist James Ball and spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnnsson on the future of the controversial Web site.

Brian Todd reports on a James Bond-like cave in Sweden which now hosts some of WikiLeaks' servers.

Analyst Marko Papic puts US State Department cables released by WikiLeaks in the broader context of STRATFOR's analysis on the US-German relationship.

Wikileaks its methods of leaking documents, recruiting the help of newspapers in getting the secret information out into the public domain.

The Pentagon press secretary responds to assertions that the United States should have taken wikileaks offline.

Former U.S. Ambassador the UN John Bolton on the impact of the Wikileaks documents on foreign relations.

Tom Easton of 'The Economist' on China's increasing growth and power.

The nuclear arms treaty is increasing tension in Washington.

Drug violence and murder have become routine in Mexico's border cities.