Chinese President Hu Jintao holds a welcome ceremony and meeting with Cuban leader Raul Castro in Beijing.

At least 11 people are dead after a truck and minibus collide in Chile.

Mexico's newly-elected President Enrique Pena Nieto acknowledged the challenges of being president but assured that he is ready for the difficulties ahead.

French authorities are releasing their final report on the crash of Air France flight 447, which disappeared off the coast of Brazil in June of 2009. Expert analysis of the reported cockpit transcripts point to a perfect storm of problems, and some say there was another factor: the design of the Airbus cockpit.

Ukraine police use tear gas and several people are injured at a chaotic protest against a new language law as the president summons the leaders of parliament to limit a growing crisis.

Yasser Arafat's widow Suha and Palestinians call for the late leader's body to be exhumed after a new report suggesting he could have been posioned.

The chief UN observer in Syria criticises the international community for talking too much in luxurious settings, and doing too little on the ground to stop the horrific violence.

Pakistan has agreed to open key supply routes to Afghanistan after a US apology, but questions linger over the nature of the U.S.-Pakistan relationship.  

Juan Zarate talks to Erica Hill and Jeff Glor about the apology offered to Pakistan by the U.S. for the killing of Pakistani troops.

Iran tests anti-ship missiles that could sink U.S. warships in the Persian Gulf.

Wolf Blitzer asks Pakistani Ambassador to the U.S. Sherry Rehman about the U.S.-Pakistani relationship.

An extended interview with former Israeli foreign minister Shlomo Ben Ami, who talks about the campaign against Yasser Arafat and the logic behind Israel's targeted assassinations.

Mohammed Rashid, a longtime adviser to Arafat, who talks about the last time he saw the late Palestinian leader.