Officials say suspected arms dealer Viktor Bout is on his way to the United States, following the Thai government's decision to extradite him.

Military leaders claim to have dissolved the government of Madagascar while citizens vote in a referendum on a draft constitution that would allow the current president to stay in power until next year.

Germany increases security at its airports and train stations, fearing a possible attack by Islamist militants.

General Motor's upcoming share sale has prompted rumours of a major Chinese investment.

Sen. Kyl holds up vote on New START

The first Guantanamo detainee to be tried in a civilian court has been found not guilty on all but one of 286 terror charges.

Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan gives a statement to Irish tv station RTE but he declines to comment on specific questions about a possible EU-IMF bailout for Ireland.

Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders and EU Commissioner Olli Rehn said they believe that it's not possible for the European Central Bank to continue to provide liquidity to Ireland.

Michael Wildes tells Al Jazeera that Ahmed Ghailani should have been tried by a military combatant tribunal instead of a civilian court.

Experts assess U.S. objectives, strategy, and policy options in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Prince Turki al-Faisal says he's surprised Osama bin Laden has not been found.

Paul Begala and James Traub discuss a GOP attempt to hold up an arms treaty.

Former drug czar gives blunt assessment of violence in Mexico

The manufacturing sector in the United States and the implications for the U.S. place in the global economy.