Author and scholar Simon Winchester says cargo ships crisscrossing the globe are unlikely to be overtaken soon by air cargo.

Interview following "The International Regulatory Structures for Offshore Exploration"

A small mountain village in Russia's North Caucuses is destroyed by flames. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

As the U.N.'s climate change conference kicks off in Cancun, thousands of environmentalists rally in Mexico City hoping these talks will lead to an agreement.

WikiLeak's founder, Julian Assange has been put on Interpol's "Wanted" list in connection with a case of alleged sexual assault in Sweden. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

Rep. Michele Bachmann discusses the controversy around WikiLeaks.

One cable apparently instructs diplomatic staff to attempt to hack into people's accounts at the UN.

As top Chinese and North Koreans meet in Beijing, the US is calling on China to help stabilize the Korean Peninsula. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Jennifer Richmond examines Beijing's diplomatic options with Pyongyang after the Nov. 23 artillery attack on Yeonpyeong Island.

China calls for emergency talks on North Korea.

Richard Haass, president of Council on Foreign Relations, says debt is the biggest threat to U.S. national security.

Colleen McEdwards looks at how inflation is hitting the fast-growing BRIC economies.

Representative Candice Miller (R-MI) calls for the shutdown of WikiLeaks and calls it a "terrorist organization."

Vice President of Intelligence Fred Burton discusses how the U.S. Intelligence community may return to a pre-9/11 approach to information-sharing.

Nissan puts 80 governments in the driver’s seat of its new electric vehicle push, beginning in December.