The possibility of military intervention in Iran looms large.

Dr. Fukuyama defines the sources of global political order.

The U.S. posted a $10 million reward for help in the arrest of a Pakistani Islamist leader suspected of masterminding the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

The U.S. posted a $10 million reward for help in the arrest of a Pakistani Islamist leader suspected of masterminding the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

Poll shows fiery leftist presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melechon gaining support for his anti-capitalist campaign

Fifteen people died Tuesday when a night time fire tore through a two-storey Moscow market warehouse in which migrant workers were camping out.

Wearing devil costumes and wielding whips, Salvadorans mark the struggle between good versus evil during Holy Week.

Spanish unemployment has risen for the eighth month in a row as the country's government signal more spending cuts in its latest budget.

Young Afghan female boxers prepare for this year's London Olympics.

J.D. Gordon explains if the U.S. will track a new missile.

In Jamaat-ud-Dawa leader Hafiz Saeed's hometown of Lahore, the US bounty is widely seen as a move to exert pressure on Pakistan and to please India.  

U.N. agency has quietly shipped computers to government of North Korea, amid reports of rocket launch site.

Becky Anderson and Mohammed Jamjoom discuss an interview with Rifaat al-Assad, the uncle of Bashar al-Assad.