A discussion on the unrest in Libya between Anthony H. Cordesman, the CSIS Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy, and H. Andrew Schwartz, Senior Vice President for External Relations.

Governments around the world have been considering a push to "cleaner" nuclear power to replace fossil fuels and increase energy exports, but the Japanese disaster may slow, or even stop, many of those plans.

The President discusses his plan to reduce U.S. use of oil.

At least 42 people were killed and 100 wounded when militants attacked a Sufi shrine in Pakistan Sunday. One would-be bomber, just 14 years old, was arrested when his explosives fail to detonate. (April 4)

More U.S. troops have arrived in Japan to help with relief efforts there following last month's devastating earthquake and tsunami. Saturday, a group of marines from Indian Head, Maryland arrived at Yokota Air Force Base in Japan. (April 3)

Police and protesters clash south of the Yemeni capital, in Taiz, leaving two dead and hundreds injured.

Libyan rebels continue to gain ground, only to be forced to retreat by the Gaddafi regime. Mandy Clark reports on the latest details of the continuing crisis in Libya.

A NATO airstrike intended to thwart Moammar Gadhafi's forces killed 13 rebel fighters in eastern Libya instead, the opposition said Saturday. However, they stressed it did not diminish their support for the international air campaign.

A former CIA Director discusses the potential for unintended consequences in the Libyan conflict, like there were in Afghanistan.

Zbigniew Brzezinski the National Security Advisor under President Carter, dicusses the civil war in Libya.

Fareed Zakaria asks Noman Benotman about the identity and the motivation of the opposition in Libya.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) spoke with Bob Schieffer on if Republicans are afraid of the Tea Party, arming the Rebels in Libya, and the future of security in Iraq.

Candy Crowley talks to former National Security Adviser James Jones about the Libya crisis.

Tensions remain high in Ivory Coast as fighters of the two presidential rivals prepare for battle across Abidjan.