A group of courageous Afghan women continue to play soccer despite receiving death threats from the Taliban.

A car bomb targets a funeral convoy of the Houthi rebel movement in north Yemen.

North Korea threatens retaliation if its territory is violated during joint U.S.-South Korean war exercises.

Candy Crowley asks Republican Sen. John McCain for his take on tensions between North and South Korea.

Romano Prodi on the economic crisis in Europe.

Chief White House correspondent Bill Plante reports on how the White House is responding to the new documents released by WikiLeaks that reveal candid observations about international colleagues.

Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, speaks to Russ Mitchell about the diplomatic documents released by the website WikiLeaks.

Richard Engel discusses the ramifications of the whistleblower website’s next document dump.

Fareed Zakaria talks with U.S. Admiral Mike Mullen about the ramifications of another WikiLeaks docs release.

Ireland is close to accepting an estimated $100 billion bailout that will force major government budget cuts. The proposition is infuriating the Irish people.

Brian Lenihan tells journalists in Brussels that it's impossible to dishonor senior bond debt because it would lead to a collapse of the euro system.

Irish Taoiseach Brian Cowen says the 85 billion euro bailout is necessary for the country's economy.

North and South Korea have been offered the opportunity to talk as military escalation continues.

John Kyl denies that he is blocking ratification of the START treaty.