Co-Chairs of the U.S.-China Working Group on U.S.-China Relations.

Development can help avoid the next Afghanistan or the next Somalia, she said, by building responsible sovereigns who can provide for their people.

On the 67th anniversary of the liberation of Europe during World War II, Anthony Mason looks back at the story of one American soldier who risked his life to save another.

Despite many parts of the country suffering crop-destroying droughts, flooding in the southwestern region has killed at least 14 people and has left 35 others missing. (June 7)

Libyan tv airs video of wrecked buildings it said were studios destroyed in NATO air strikes.

A series of recordings has been released by the Ministry of Defence which gives a unique insight into the lives of British soldiers in Afghanistan.

Interim chief of the IMF John Lipsky tells Jeremy Paxman that although no changes are needed to UK economic policy, a 'Plan B' is necessary should the economy not recover as expected.

In a recorded interview with Reuters Television, a Pakistani Taliban commander says bin Laden's death injected "new courage" in militancy.

Yemen's government says President Ali Abdullah Saleh will return from Saudi Arabia within days. But protesters have returned to the streets, demanding Saleh never return.

The prospects of a solution to the Yemen issue without cooperation by President Saleh are unlikely.

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What options does the United States really have to stabilize Yemen?

With President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Saudi Arabia for medical treatment, opposition groups in Yemen are claiming victory.

Rep. Joe Sestak gives his recommendations on U.S. role in Libya