The economic, political, and social conditions in Europe.

Occupy demonstrators break into an office building used by mining company Xstrata in central London.

A one-day strike shut down public services in Greece. The strikers are protesting government austerity measures, being implemented in response to the debt crisis.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton challenged the leaders of Myanmar to continue and expand reforms. She offered the isolated country a small package of rewards for steps it has already taken but made clear that more must be done.

Amateur video posted on a social media website purports to show the funeral of three residents of the Syrian town of Homs, while others hold an anti-regime demonstration.

Washington counting on the popular ambassador Gary Locke to help break down trade barriers into the China market.

Pakistan called for the U.S. vacate its air base in the southwestern part of the country in response to a deadly NATO attack over the weekend.

Amateur video posted on a social media website purports to show the funeral of three residents of the Syrian town of Homs, while others hold an anti-regime demonstration.

As funding stresses in Europe begin to strain Asia's credit markets, analysts warn the region's weakest points are the most exposed of all, from India to Indonesia.

Euro zone fiance ministers have agreed to ramp up the firepower of its bailout fund but admit they may have to turn to the International Monetary Fund for more help to avert financial disaster.

Chris Lawrence reports on a group of Georgetown students who have studied China's network of underground tunnels.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair talks about Iran, Mideast peace process and the Euro crisis

How do we assess the war in Afghanistan?

Senator sounds off on Pakistan's boycott of international conference after deadly NATO airstrike and more.