Martha Raddatz discusses Iraq and Afghanistan from a political, strategic and personal perspective.

Protests erupted in various places in the Haitian capital on Wednesday as its inhabitants were marking the anniversary of the worst natural disaster in the nation's history. (Jan. 12)

Cabinet ministers from Hezbollah resigned from Lebanon's governing coalition and Haiti marked one year since a powerful earthquake devastated Port-au-Prince.

Water bombs play a strategic role in the training for Afghan police officers that's provided by the European Union.

A timely discussion on the current post-referendum challenges.

Jamil Mroue discusses Lebanon's political future after Hezbollah members resign from the unity government.

What impact will shakeup have on international community?

China's test of stealth fighter had nothing to do with US defense secretary's visit to the country according to its government.

  What should we expect from Obama's meeting with Hu Jintao?

If southern Sudan breaks away, will strict Islamic law be enforced in northern Sudan?

Zain Verjee reports on modern day piracy.

Vice President of Strategic Intelligence Rodger Baker previews STRATFOR's in-depth 2011 Annual Forecast by focusing on China, Russia and the United States.

The Summer Institute for Human Rights hosts students for a presentation by a former Nazi hunter and an eyewitness to the Nuremberg trials, among others.