Paul Wolfowitz talks with National Council representative Ali Aujali

Fresh fighting was taking place in Libya Tuesday as France urged NATO to take stronger action in the country. French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said he was particularly concerned about the town of Misrata. (April 12)

John Samples contrasted President Obama's justification for war in Libya- a decision largely based on a U.N. resolution- with what the Founders intended when they wrote the Constitution.

An ad by the Liberal Party for the upcoming Canadian Federal Elections

Muammar Gaddafi shows no sign of giving up the military struggle in Libya and is expected to change tactics to wear rebels down. Deborah Gembara reports.

The European Ministers in charge of Foreign Policy, meeting this week n Luxembourg, discussed the humanitarian issue in Libya, and more specifically the concept of operations (CONOPS) for EUFOR Libya, the EU will respond if the UN asks for assistace.

Two men are jailed for murdering a 16-year-old girl who was shot when gang members fired indiscriminately at an east London pizza shop.

A panel on the progress against Gaddafi by NATO forces.

The toll in the Belarus subway bombing rose to 12 dead and more than 200 wounded Tuesday and authorities said several people have been detained in what they are calling a terrorist attack. (April 12)

Examining the president's non-approved war decisions.

Japan nuclear crisis now at highest rating, matching Chernobyl, causing greater unease among public.

Libya's former foreign minister, Moussa Koussa, wants a role in a post-Gaddafi Libya.

Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf apologises for the violent crackdown that took place in Tahrir Square over the weekend.

The high profile opposition leader calls for help for rebels.

NATO has said raids will continue in Libya for as long as Muammar Gaddafi's forces endanger civilians.

The closing statements made by the four leaders of the current sitting political parties in the Canadian Parliament in 2011 during the English TV Debate