Carl A. Thayer on the U.S.-Vietnam relationship and Vietnam's role in ASEAN.

Brent Scowcroft discusses developments in the Middle East and Libya.

Amateur video shows thousands marching in funerals for those killed by Syrian security forces.

Protesters and supporters of Jordan's king clashed in the capital Amman Thursday, and about 35 people were hurt in one of the most violent incidents in three months of demonstrations. (March 25)

Japanese shy away from buying all vegetables, but fish supplies in danger of running low with fishing industry in the north decimated by tsunami and radiation contamination.

Palestinian rockets strike deep inside Israel, and Israeli aircraft pounds targets in Gaza in a surging conflict that has raised fears of a new war. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Aerial footage from the U.S. Department of Defense shows the extent of destruction in Japan from an earthquake and a tsunami that followed. The latest estimates put the death toll at 18,000, with hundreds of thousands homeless. (March 24)

The World Bank has told the BBC that Japan should rebound within months - but that it will take five years to fully recover.

CBS News' chief White House correspondent Chip Reid and CBS News' Rob Hendin discuss President Obama's return to the United States from Latin America as questions continue to loom over our military role in Libya.

Will the delay in acting in Libya keep Gaddafi in power?

Martha Raddatz explains the greater responsibilities NATO has assumed in Libya.

NATO has announced it will be taking over command of the no-fly zone in Libya this weekend.

According to the Guardian, the Libyan crisis has exposed deep divisions between France and Germany and is putting Europe's diplomatic unity in peril.

NATO officials announce a deal meaning NATO will assume command of one part of the Libya mission.

European leaders met in Brussels on Thursday for the first day of a summit aimed at tackling the debt crisis.

NATO agreed Thursday to assume part of the military operations against Libya -- enforcement of the no-fly zone -- after days of debate among its members.