Ambassador Eric Goosby, M.D., United States Global AIDS Coordinator, discusses key themes at the upcoming XIX International AIDS Conference, which will take place July 22-27, 2012 in Washington, DC.

The Eurozone slide looks like a big game of musical chairs. The song is over. Now everyone is scrambling for a place to sit

Peter Bergen describes the raid with riveting detail.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II arrives in Northern Ireland.

Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei discusses his plans for the future once his travel restrictions are lifted and denies putting himself in danger to raise his profile and the value of his art.

Amateur footage shows Syrian rebels taking control of an army base in the northern town of Daret Ezzah after fierce fighting with government troops.

Three federal police officers are dead after a shootout with suspected drug traffickers at Mexico City's international airport.

A mudslide buries several settlements in eastern Uganda, killing at least 18 people and leaving hundreds missing.

Former Maldivian leader Mohamed Nasheed is running for president again, after being ousted in what he claims was a military coup earlier this year.

After a seven-hour cabinet meeting, a Turkish government spokesman says Syria's shooting down of a Turkish jet will not go 'unpunished.'

As the conflict over control of Syria continues, smugglers based in Turkey bring supplies over the border while bringing the wounded and information back out.

Radical Islamist Mohammed Morsi won Egypt's first election since Mubarak, and now he says he wants to "re-think" peace with Israel.

War-torn city Syrian cities are turned into ghost towns.

KT McFarland on actions to stop insuring and verifying the safety of Iranian tankers.