Marcus Noland discusses the efficacy of economic statecraft vis-à-vis North Korea.

A British Parliamentary committee is meeting to determine whether James Murdoch will need to be recalled to testify following accusations that he didn't tell the truth the last time he testified. CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer reports.

Two civilians and one police officer die in violent clashes, as police try to force demonstrators from land in Argentina's northwest. Travis Brecher reports.

16 are dead and another 10 missing after a blast a mine in Ukraine. Rough cut (No reporter narration).

South Korean scientists claim they have created a glowing dog using a cloning technique that could help find cures for human diseases. Sharon Reich has more.

Carly Pickering, Corporate Foreign Exchange Dealer at OzForex talks about the currencies.

Becky Anderson talks to Yemeni Foreign Minister Abu Bakr Al-Qirbi about the recent instability in Yemen.

In a newsmaker interview with Margaret Warner on Thursday, the International Monetary Fund's managing director, Christine Lagarde, discusses the U.S. debt ceiling debate nd the current state of the eurozone's economic struggles.

'12 GOP pres. cand. Tim Pawlenty discusses foreign policy including Afghanistan, Libya and U.S. leadership in the world.

 The top commander of U.S. special operations forces warns of the new terror threat.

With large amounts of U.S. debt holdings, China is stuck with U.S. debt for now.

The Libyan rebel army commander, Abdel Fattah Younes, has been shot dead by gunmen inside rebel territory.

Janusz Lewandowski, EU Commissioner for Financial Programming and Budget discusses the nature and quantity of EU spending.

The mysterious death of the Libyan rebels' top commander could have big implications for the country's civil war.