China says its corruption problem is 'still very serious' and sets out new measures to tackle it in a government report.

China's growing military assertiveness has alarmed its neighbors and prompted the U.S to keep a high profile on Asian waters.

U.S. intelligence finds Afghanistan's president to be a purveyor in corruption so vast it infects all levels of Afghan society

Scott Stewart explains why a thwarted terrorism plot in Denmark -- in which five suspected terrorists were arrested -- appears to be a more credible threat than other recent terrorism plots.

Donna Kwok of HSBC discusses what to expect with China's economy in 2011.

There's ongoing debate about South Africa joining the BRIC economic bloc.

After seven years of war, one of the few industries in Iraq that is prospering is film-making.

Charles Payne predicts European economies will make and anti-welfare shift.

Can coalition forces reverse a troubling trend?

Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo is holding fast to power, despite international appeals to end an election stalemate.

Margaret Warner speaks with Michael Gordon, and Joost Hiltermann.

A bomb hidden on a parked motorcycle exploded outside two court buildings in central Athens on Thursday, damaging cars and shattering windows but leaving no one hurt.