Anwar Ibrahim about emerging democratic rule in the Middle East.

In Yemen, thousands of people returned to the steets for a fifth day demanding President Ali Abdullah Saleh steps down.

Thousands of protesters have taken over a main square in Bahrain's capital. They've brought in tents and raised banners in an attempt to copy Egypt's uprising and force high-level changes. Clashes have left at least two people dead. (Feb. 15)

During a news conference, President Barack Obama says the Middle East should look to Egypt's example as a way to bring about change, rather than Iran where people are beaten and gunned down for expressing themselves. (Feb. 15)

Two suicide bomb attacks near police posts in Dagestan kill at least two people.

Following Monday's protests, in which at least two protesters died, the Iranian government is moving to hold the two opposition leaders who called for the demonstration to be held accountable.

Germany's Deutsche Boerse will take over NYSE Euronext in a deal valued at $10.2 billion, but the new company does not have a name, highlighting control concerns in both countries.

An expert on international affairs discusses the similarities and differences between Iranian and Egyptian protests.

Snow and cold weather is believed to have dampened fourth quarter growth across the euro zone as latest figures disappoint.

  Is change coming to Iran?

The woman at the heart of the scandal surrounding Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi exposes herself for a book promotion.

A panel weighs in on the topic.

President Barack Obama on Tuesday slammed Iran for its harsh treatment of anti-government protesters and called on governments throughout the Middle East to avoid crackdowns on pro-democracy supporters.

Rashid Khalidi and Michael Vlahos discuss the spread of Mideast protests from Egypt to Iran, Bahrain, Yemen and Algiers.

The Egyptian military rulers have assured Israel officials that they will honor existing treaties, but as Dean Reynolds reports, some Israelis are nervous the future government in Egypt will not do the same.