The Dalai Lama talks with Walter Isaacson, Pico Iyer and Thubten Jinpa.

Warning: Graphic video. Amateur video accessed by AP purports to show an anti-government demonstrator in Bahrain protesting on a street in the city of Karrana on Wednesday morning before he is shot in the leg and falls to the ground. (March 17)

Prince William got a firsthand look at the destruction of last month's earthquake in New Zealand. He was escorted through the city of Christchurch, where the wreckage of collapsed buildings still lies piled up in areas. (March 17)

A deadly crackdown on protesters in Manama, Bahrain-- a day after the government declared martial law to quell sectarian unrest. Jon Decker reports.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, during an interview with CBS News' Wyatt Andrews spoke about the continuing and increasing crises taking place in Libya and Bahrain.

Arwa Damon reports on the anger in Benghazi, at the failure of world leaders to impose a no-fly zone in Libya.

Japanese helicopters dumped seawater onto a stricken nuclear reactor Thursday, trying to avoid full meltdowns as plant operators said they were close to finishing a new power line that could restore cooling systems and ease the crisis. (March 16)

Japanese Emperor Akihito made an unprecedented televised address to his disaster-stricken nation, saying he was what he called "deeply worried" by the crisis at a damaged nuclear plant in northern Japan. Jon Decker reports.

Juan Williams on radiation leaks in Japan, and Obama’s response to disaster

Financial markets were jolted Wednesday by fears that a partial meltdown may have occurred at a nuclear plant in Japan. Japan's economy, the 3rd-largest in the world after the US and China accounts for about 10 percent of US exports. (March 16)

US ambassador Susan Rice has said the UN should consider more than just a no-fly zone over Libya, amid Security Council division on a draft resolution.

Jeffrey Brown talks to Dartmouth College's Dirk Vandewalle about what's next for Libya as Moammar Gadhafi's troops rally to recapture key rebel-held cities, including their de facto capital Benghazi.

What would further unrest in Bahrain mean for its economy?

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton greets a range of ministers and members of the public in Egypt, offering words of encouragement to those behind the country's transformation. (March 16)