The major achievements and gaps in international tobacco control.

Three people killed and 25 others wounded after protests turn violent in Afghanistan. Deborah Gembara reports.

Thousands of Syrian protesters in Deraa attend the funeral of a soldier believed to have been killed by security forces.

To help mark the anniversary of the birth of North Korean founder Kim Il Sung, a giant magic show is staged in the nation's capital, complete with elephants and helicopters on stage. (April 18)

Two car bombs explode at a checkpoint outside Baghdad's Green Zone, killing at leat five people and wounding at least 15.

Anti-government protesters and security forces clash in the Yemeni capital.

Former CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden talks to CNN's Candy Crowley about Libyan unrest and Gadhafi's fate.

The government of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi reached an agreement to provide humanitarian assistance to the western part of the country in order to prevent a growing crisis there.

The rebels in Misrata are fighting on familiar terrain, near their own homes.

Tension simmered in Yemen on Monday after a fruitless meeting with Gulf mediators and violent late night demonstrations in Sanaa.

Two robots sent into the reactor buildings at the Fukushima nuclear plant have found massive amounts of radiation, barring any workers from entering.

Facing humanitarian crisis in Misurata, European nations could send up to 1,000 soldiers into Libya to help deliver aid.

Riots break out in Nigeria as election results declare Goodluck Jonathan President.

Brian Todd reports on a TV network in Syria and whether the State Department is behind it.

Puru Saxena, chief executive at Puru Saxena Wealth Management, says Greece is already bankrupt and needs to restructure its debt.