Rethinking Civilization for an Age of Networked Intelligence

Norwegians are reacting with outrage to new images of confessed killer Andres Breivik re-enacting the massacre at the youth camp. Russ Mitchell reports.

Japan commemorates the 66th anniversary of the end of WWII as thousands visit the controversial Yasukuni shrine.

Human Rights Watch has said all sides in Somalia's conflict are guilty of serious violations of international law.

A suicide bomber attacks a police headquarters in the Algerian city of Tizi Ouzou, wounding at least 29 people. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

A team of six suicide bombers launched a coordinated assault on a provincial governor's compound in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday, according to officials. 22 people were killed in the attack, and the Taliban claimed responsibility. (Aug. 14)

Amateur video posted on social media sites purports to show civilians being beaten and a home destroyed by security forces in Deir Al Zour. Lily Grimes reports.

Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi addresses her supporters during what is billed as her first overtly political trip since her release from house arrest last year. Simon Hanna reports.

The recovery of Japan's economy from the devastation caused by the tsunami in March may happen sooner than expected.

Syrian military boats fired heavy machine guns aiming at impoverished districts of Latakia, a Syrian Mediterranean coastal city on August 14, leaving 19 people dead, according to anti-government activists.

Why China is trapped in a cycle of buying U.S. Treasury bills.

Australia regained its AAA rating after 17 years of effort.

Ahmed Rashid describes "meltdown" on political and military fronts in Pakistan since the killing of Osama bin Laden.

Larry Korb, a former US assistant secretary of defence and a senior fellow at the Centre for American Progress, speaks to Al Jazeera about the state of the conflict in Libya.