Addressing the benefits of immigration reform for the economic future of the United States.

European banks and governments are willing to lend Greece the billions it needs, but only if the Greek government moves first with radical cuts and adjustments. As Elizabeth Palmer reports, it's a risky move.

The calls for a new regime continue in Yemen as months of demonstrations have left many without water and electricity. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

After winning a confidence vote, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says he will stay to the end of his term in 2013, and is committed to controlling public finances.

A cartoon of Putin and other arts stories from around the world.

On June 20, the United States Department said that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has brought forth the issue of Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving with the kingdom's foreign minister.

Riots erupted in a Belfast neighborhood for a second night in a row.

Pres. Barack Obama is expected to withdraw roughly 10,000 US troops from Afghanistan this year, with about 5,000 forces leaving this summer and an additional 5,000 Americans coming home by early 2012.

There is cautious optimism towards the surge in Afghanistan.

KT McFarland weighs in on the U.S. interests in Afghanistan.

Bruce Reidel of the Brookings Institution discusses whether one more year in Afghanistan will win the war.

Obama on the clock. How fast will he bring U.S. troops home from Afghanistan?

Vice President of Strategic Intelligence Rodger Baker examines the challenges to bringing North Korea to the negotiating table and how the Chinese are key players in six-party talks.

Edward Djerejian, a former US ambassador to Syria, says the pro-Assad rallies held across Syria on Tuesday are mainly orchestrated by the authorities.

President Obama's Afghanistan War Policy Speech on Wednesday, June 22.