And How to Fix It

Egypt's new cabinet is sworn in by newly-elected President Mohammed Mursi.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un welcomes a visiting senior Chinese official in Pyongyang.

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives at number 10 Downing Street and shakes hands with British Prime Minister David Cameron.

Annan described his position as a mediator to Syria as 'impossible' and blamed 'finger pointing' inside the UN for his decision to step down.

Video appears to show the aftermath of a mortar attack on a Palestinian refugee camp in the Syrian capital Damascus.

So who would win at an Olympic Games solely for politicians?

Was this a good idea?

Is there any reason that could force the hand of the U.S. and other nations to go into Syria and use force to stop Assad's brutal crackdown?

With the Syrian government and rebels at diplomatic loggerheads and several members of the international community 'irreconcilable' on how to address the Syrian conflict, there seems to be no leverage in negotiating peace.

Former defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld goes 'On the Record'

Markets across Europe fell, after the chief of the European Central Bank disappointed investors who had hoped for more drastic action on the eurozone crisis.

 John Minnich discusses Japan's new defense priorities and how it affects China and the surrounding East Asian countries.

Voters are evenly divided on who would do a Better job handing the Middle East.