Anwar Ibrahim on the rise and future of democracy in the muslim world.

Becky Anderson asks NATO Secretary Anders Rasmussen if a "no fly zone" will work in Libya.

Opponents of Libya's Moammar Gadhafi may have toppled a symbolic statue and resurrected an old flag, but forces backing him appear to be massing near some rebel-held towns.

U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon rebuked Moammar Gadhafi, saying that the Libyan leader lost his legitimacy when his country 'declared war on its own people.'

Amanpour has face-to-face interview with Libya's strongman.

Officials evacuated the area after weeks of torrential rains and flooding that has affected much of the country.

A group of pro government supporters surround a Cuban dissadent group in Havana.

Libya's oil industry accounts for the majority of the government's revenues, and currently the opposition reportedly controls most of the oil fields. Mandy Clark reports on growing concern that Qaddafi will strike to regain the territory.

Chris Hogg reports on the state of the Chinese rail network.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is asking the world to hold Muammar Gaddafi's regime accountable for gross atrocities and called on the Libyan leader to step down. Jon Decker reports.

Former Sec. of State Nicholas Burns talks to Russ Mitchell about the rapidly changing developments in the Middle East.

Libyan leader struggles to stay in power.

Libyan Amb. to U.S. told Wolf Blitzer, the United States should recognize him as Ambassador of the new Libya.

Prime Minister David Cameron says the hopes and aspirations of the Arab world are stirring after decades of repression.