Analysis on the history and future of Indonesia.

Just back from Egypt, the Council on Foreign Relations' Steven A. Cook reflects on the dramatic experience of being in Tahrir Square when protests began and the most recent clashes between pro- and anti-government demonstrators in the Egyptian capital of Cairo.

Anti-government protesters in Egypt weathered a night of clashes and thousands remain camped out in Cairo's main square Thursday.

Arizona senator and former GOP Presidential candidate John McCain speaks to Erica Hill about his meeting with President Obama to discuss, among other things, the escalating crisis in Egypt.  

Mona Eltahawy and Amb. Nicholas Burns talk about the United State's role in Mubarak's rule in Egypt.

Analyst Reva Bhalla examines the unfolding crisis in Egypt from Israel's national security perspective.

Richard Haass of the Council on Foreign Relations says the Egyptian military has to decide which side it is on.

Christiane Amanpour answers your questions about Egypt.

David Asman weighs in on how the Obama Administration is handling the turmoil in Egypt.

  Where will Egypt stand politically after the last stone is thrown?

Interactive map of Tahrir Square - the rally point for protesters.

Clashes between supporters and opponents of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak continued after nightfall in Cairo on Wednesday, hours after scenes of uncontrolled violence in the capital left three people dead and 600 injured. (Feb. 2)

As pro-democracy protests continue in Egypt, many cities across the country including the capital, Cairo, have become very dangerous at the moment.

Asia celebrates the start of the 'year of the rabbit,' a year which is expected to bring happiness and romance. Deborah Gembara reports.

A small boy slipped through Vatican security for an unscheduled private meeting with Pope Benedict XVI. When the boy appeared before the papal throne, Benedict briefly held the child's head in his hands and exchanged a few words with him. (Feb. 2)