President-Elect Michel Martelly on the challenges and opportunities facing Haiti.

The Afghanistan Study Groups newest report on Afghanistan.

Jean Ping discusses the organization's role in Libya and the impact of the Arab Spring on the continent, with Jendayi Frazer, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Africa Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Police say almost 300 firefighters and the army on Tuesday were battling strong headwinds and dry conditions to extinguish a huge forest fire in southern Switzerland. The exact cause of the fire remains unknown. (April 26)

UK will push for international sanctions against Syria unless it ends its "brutal repression" of anti-government protesters.

Syrian state TV shows the funeral of soldiers reportedly killed by armed groups in Deraa.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy meets with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in a bid to resolve a row between the two countries over North African immigration and other issues.

US senator John McCain spoke to Al Jazeera's Tony Harris during a visit to Doha, Qatar's capital, about the growing unrest in Syria.

Anderson Cooper speaks to a Syrian human rights activist about the government's crackdown on protesters.

The Syrian government has ordered the military to regain control of the streets in major cities where protests have been going on.

The pressure on President al-Assad is nowhere near action the level of action taken on Gaddafi.

UK Defence Secretary Liam Fox tells Wolf Blitzer he is appalled at Syria's actions and reform needs to get underway now.

Mark Brzezinski, joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest in Syria. Led by President Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian government has mounted a brutal crackdown on pro-reform demonstrators who want al-Assad removed from office.

Mideast expert David Schenker explains possible actions the U.S. can take against Syria.