His return to politics and Pakistan's relationship with the United States.

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou says a new interim government will seek to defend Greece's debt deal and the country's place in the eur.

Attackers set off explosives along a gas pipeline in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula that transports fuel to neighbouring Israel and Jordan early on Thursday, Egypt's state news agency MENA reported.

Thousands of students take to the streets of London on Wednesday to protest against educational funding cuts and plans to triple tuition fees.

A Saudi considered among the most senior figures in al-Qaida emerged from 9 years of secret confinement to face charges of orchestrating the deadly attack on the USS Cole in the start of a new round of Guantanamo Bay war crimes tribunals.

Wall Street traders in the U.S. are on edge as Italy's potential financial meltdown could bring Europe closer to the brink of recession

Months after the Egyptian Revolution started, toppling President Hosni Mubarak, the turmoil continues. People in the first line of the revolution explain the start, the clash for Tahrir square and its spirit.

Australian riot police arrest Occupy Sydney protesters after they barricaded themselves in an office.

The search for survivors is on in eastern Turkey following a 5.7 magnitude earthquake.  

The Italian economy is simply too big -- Europe's third largest - and there isn't enough money available to bail them out. As Mark Phillips reports, with a debt of $2.6 trillion, Italy threatens to break loose the debt crisis consuming Europe.

Sen. John McCain reacts to the new IAEA report.

Country remains non-committal on request by Europe for financial backing.

Reports indicate that most fake military components are traced to China.

Reports indicate Iran is developing nuclear weapons and Israel says it won't sit back and wait. Barbara Starr reports.