A first-hand account of interrogation of terrorism detainees.

The terrorist calls on followers to continues the success of 9/11 attacks.

A 50-year-old man was arrested Monday while staying with his ex-wife in Kentucky. Paul "Doug" Peters is charged with breaking into an Australian family's home and chaining a fake bomb to a teenage woman's neck. (Aug. 16)

Tankers carrying fuel for NATO forces in Afghanistan are destroyed when gunmen open fire on them.

Growth in the German economy slowed sharply between April and June and was weaker at the start of the year than previously thought, figures show.

Israeli aircraft hit Gaza Tuesday, in strikes the military said were in retaliation for rocket attacks on southern Israel. Officials said one militant was killed and four people were hurt, including a young boy. (Aug. 16)

Amateur videos released on the Internet purported to show heavy gunfire and explosions taking place in the port city of Latakia, Syria. (Aug. 15)

David Cameron pledges a social fightback to deal with what he calls a "moral collapse"- as Labour accuses him of "knee-jerk gimmicks.

Germany has distanced itself from the idea of common European sovereign bonds (or eurobonds), but the concept is gaining support in some quarters and seems unlikely to go away.

India's Prime Minister admits the government's efforts to tame inflation have not met with lasting success.

China and the US have been flexing their military muscle, showing off their aircraft carriers in the South China Sea

Reports indicate that Pakistan invited the Chinese to view the wrecked helicopter used in the raid on bin Laden.

What does U.S. need to do to stimulate growth? Will growth prevent decline?

Are religious restrictions on the rise?