Amir Attaran argues that absent a global criminal system globalization is incomplete.
Following investigations into Barclays' manipulation of London Interbank Offered Rates (Libor), Sebastian Mallaby highlights three implications from the unfolding scandal:
Ted Piccone: The Human Rights Council has its strengths and weaknesses but more important, it's a forum for growing international consensus on the frontiers of freedom.
Wednesday's running of the bulls through the streets of Pamplona, Spain passes without any gorings, but medics help runners injured in falls.
German Chancellor Angela Merkal visits an Indonesian tsunami early warning facility in Jakarta that uses German technology.
Queen Elizabeth welcomes torch bearers carrying the Olympic flame to Windsor Castle.
An orangutan in Indonesia's zoo is to be relocated in an attempt to end her smoking addiction.
One of Britain's richest women, American-born Eva Rausing, was found dead in her west London home and a man was arrested in connection with the case, British police said, adding that an autopsy had failed to uncover a formal cause of death.
Tensions over the South China Sea will undermine attempts at unity as Southeast Asian governments gather in Cambodia's capital
Wayne Swan, Deputy Prime Minister & Treasurer of Australia says the country will discuss with China the potential of direct conversion between the Australia dollar and Chinese yuan.
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on the unrest in Syria and its impact on U.S. and Russia.
Former Middle East Amb. Marc Ginsberg joins Martin Bashir to analyze the differing struggles for democracies in two of the Arab Spring countries, Libya and Egypt – and how Mitt Romney might address the region.
Suzanne Malveaux talks with Victor Cha about the mystery woman that is accompanying Kim Jong Un.