A discussion of the geopolitical implications of current clean energy trends.

Within weeks of independence for Southern Sudan, the Northern Sudanese Army annexed the city of Abyei

Pope Benedict XVI has celebrated Mass, focusing on family values, before tens of thousands of people in the Croatian capital, Zagreb.

British and French combat helicopters carry out their first air strikes in Libya

Secretary of State Robert Gates says there will be no "rush to the exits" regarding the U.S. drawdown of forces in Afghanistan. Deborah Gembara reports.

Highest-yet radiation levels are found near a steam vent in a reactor in Japan's stricken nuclear plant as work continues to prevent more radiation from leaking from other reactors.

According to exit polls a former army officer with questioned human rights credentials has narrowly won Peru's presidency in a bitterly fought runoff with the daughter of disgraced ex-President Alberto Fujimori. (June 6)

Dramatic amateur video surfaced over the weekend from the tense central Syrian city of Hama. It purportedly shows anti-government protesters fleeing a hail of gunfire raining down on them.

There has been anger in Athens as a record number of Greeks turn out in protest as their government prepares another bout of austerity cuts.

Amid the ongoing turmoil in Yemen, the U.S. and Britain are urging President Ali Abdullah Saleh to make a permanent exit deal. Whit Johnson reports.

U.S. has real concerns about terrorists plotting against America.

Bob Beckel weighing in on U.S. foreign affairs and the Middle East and how the President will deal with it.

Juan Zarate speaks to Russ Mitchell about the continued violence in Yemen and the impact on the United States.  

British and French attack helicopters go into battle in Libya.