The Origins, Crisis, and Transformation of the American World Order.

Borge Brende, Managing Director, Government Relations and Constituents Engagment at the World Economic Forum, presents the upcoming Summit on the Global Agenda 2011 that will take place in Abu Dhabi, 10-11 october 2011.

The Palestinian Authority's move to seek statehood recognition from the UN General Assembly could potentially end Middle East peace efforts and forces the U.S.  to walk a very fine line to avoid offending either party.

How changes to U.S. policy since 9/11 have enhanced counterterrorism.

Following the alleged rape of a Haitian man by Uruguayan marines, demonstrators call for the withdrawal of the U.N. Mission in Haiti. Nick Rowlands reports.

Italian police and anti-austerity protesters clashed in Rome on Wednesday. It happened before Italy's lower house of parliament gave final approval to the government's controversial austerity measures. (Sept. 14)

Thousands are infected by an outbreak of dengue fever in central Pakistan.

British Prime Minister David Cameron says help from the UK and France is coming for Libya's new transition government. He also urged the Libyan people to avoid vengeance, and said Moammar Gadhafi would be brought to justice. (Sept. 15)

An Australian man who is wanted on charges of placing a fake bomb around a teenage girl's neck in an attempt to extort money from her wealthy father waived extradition Wednesday. He will soon be headed back to Australia to face charges. (Sept. 14)

Moammar Gaddafi's spokesman Moussa Ibrahim speaks to Reuters via a crackly telephone line, defiantly saying the fight will continue "for years to come." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Heavy floods hit Poipet city on the border with Thailand, and several provinces across the country.

Amateur video released on Wednesday purported to show anti-government protesters coming under fire from security forces in the Syrian city of Hama. (Sept. 14)

The U.S. Embassy and NATO headquarters were among the targets of Taliban fighters who infiltrated Afghanistan's capital on Tuesday.

As clashes between the Syrian military and protesters rage, residents continue mourning dead relatives.

David MacDonald on Al Qaeda's growing influence in Yemen.