Muhammad al-Yaqoubi discusses the situation in Syri.

In this video Princeton University Professor Anne-Marie Slaughter discusses the impact of the U.S. pivot to Asia and when she believes Europe will recover from the euro crisis.

Egyptians voted in their first democratic elections only to have the ruling military leaders dismiss Parliament and issue a slate of pronouncements constraining the powers of the eventual winner, underscoring that, once again, the military is Egypt' s governing authority.

President Obama and President Felipe Calderón of Mexico speak to the press after a bilateral meeting in Los Cabos, Mexico

John McCain advocates that the U.S. act on Syria outside of the U.N.

Dr Jonathan Eyal assesses the latest Greek election results and what this may mean for the European Financial Crisis.

The death toll climbed rapidly from a landslide.

Supporters gather outside hospital where ex Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is on life support.

Rescue workers in China's Fujian province help victims of deadly bus crash that killed at least 17.

One dead after typhoon Guchol wrecks havoc in Japan.

A Pentagon official says the U.S. believes three Russian ships carrying supplies and possibly personnel will be departing for Syria and the U.S. has no reason to believe they are headed anywhere other than Russia's naval base in Tartus.

President Barack Obama says European leaders `grasp the seriousness' of their debt crisis and are moving with `heightened sense of urgency' to find a solution.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said he was 'encouraged' by talks at the G-20 summit in Mexico on Tuesday with European leaders on how to solve their debt crisis.

John Negroponte, fmr. US Amb. to Iraq, the U.S.'s role in working to stop the ongoing violence in Syria.