Prof. Joseph Nye examines the changing nature of power in the global information age

Jordan's King Abdullah swears in a new government Wednesday that promises to widen public freedoms. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Military talks between the rival Korea's stall -- dealing a setback to efforts to restart international aid-for-disarmament talks. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Russia's envoy to the Middle East meets with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, and says Egypt will emerge from the current crisis through dialogue.

A suicide bomber and some booby-trapped cars blew up in the oil-rich Iraqi city of Kirkuk Wednesday. Officials said at least 7 were killed and 80 wounded. (Feb. 9)

Italian premier Silvia Berlusconi Wednesday denounced prosecutors' request to indict him over a sex scandal. He claimed the moves to start a trial are subversive and aimed at toppling his government. (Feb. 9)

Top U.S. stock exchange NYSE Euronext and Germany's Deutsche Boerse confirmed they are in advanced merger talks, hours after the London Stock Exchange said it's buying TMX, operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Anti government protests entered its third week in Egypt. Hundreds marched in front of the parliament, demanding that the newly elected lawmakers resign along with President Hosni Mubarak. (Feb. 9)

In testimony before Congress, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said the terror threat continues to evolve and may be at its highest level since the September 11th attacks. (Feb. 9)

Egypt cannot tolerate the Tahrir Square protests much longer according to Vice President Omar Suleiman. "We must end this crisis as soon as possible," he said

From Cairo, Margaret Warner talks with Egypt's Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit about the country's transition of power and the U.S. response to the weeks of unrest there.

Egypt's uprising is being closely watched in Iran. Ali Larijani, the Iranian parliament speaker, blames the US and Israel for bringing instability to the region.

Becky Anderson speaks to Egypt's finance minister about the economic outlook from the crisis.

The state of U.S. foreign aid to Egypt.

The brewing tensions between Washington and Islamabad over diplomatic immunity and self-defense in the case of an American diplomat arrested in connection with the shooting deaths of two Pakistanis.