February 3, 2012 Archives

Post-Durban Update

An update on the latest round of climate negotiations.

Campaign 2012: Latin America

The U.S. president taking office in 2013 will have to confront the ongoing problem of drug trafficking from Latin America, but may also find opportunities to revamp immigration policy and economic ties with the region, says Shannon O'Neil.

The New Afghan Combat Timetable

The U.S. plan to end its combat mission in Afghanistan by mid-2013, shifting to an "advise and assist" role, may make it more difficult for Afghan national forces to become self-sufficient in maintaining security, says Stephen Biddle.

Taliban Willing To Negotiate In Peace Talks

The U.S. government is willing to speak with Taliban leaders as the U.S. pares down its role in Afghanistan. Anna Ward spoke with the "Father of the Taliban" who claims the group is receptive to the idea but certain conditions must be met.

Raw Video: Iran Reports Satellite Launch

Iran reports launching a small satellite into orbit, the latest step in its ambitious space program.

Leftist Protesters Attack British Banks In Buenos Aires

Leftist protesters hurled paint bombs and rocks at British banks in Buenos Aires demanding London handover control of the Falkland Islands.

Raw Video: Troops, Tanks Block Syrian Streets

Amateur video emerged from the Syrian city of Hama on Thursday showing military reinforcements arriving on the streets as residents marked the 30th anniversary of an assault on the city that left thousands dead.

Reports Of Rebel Advance In Homs

Amateur video shows Syrian rebels riding military vehicles they reportedly commandeered from Assad forces, through the city's streets.

Gates Responds To Afghan Drawdown

John King talks to former Sec. of Defense Robert Gates about the Afghanistan drawdown and drone attacks.

Should U.S. End Combat Role In Afghanistan Early?

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney tried Thursday to downplay Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's remarks suggesting an early U.S. transition out of combat in Afghanistan.

China To The Rescue For EU?

With German Chancellor Angela Merkel in China seeking support for the ailing euro, Premier Wen Jiabao has said Beijing is considering upping its participation in the rescue funds aimed at resolving the European debt crisis.

Qatari PM On Escalating Violence In Syria

With violence in Syria escalating, world leaders are urging the U.N. Security Council to call for the country's president, Bashar Al-Assad, to step aside.  

Pakistan PM's Contempt Case

Imtiaz Tyab talks about the latest court ruling on Pakistan's prime minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani.

Arab League Looks At Syria's Future

Hala Gorani sits down with the Arab League Secretary General to discuss Syria's future.

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