The coming year will bring pivotal decisions that will shape U.S. defense policy.

Pnyx interviews the London School of Economics' Professor Christopher Coker on Libya, the post 9/11 world, and the future of Geopolitics.

The Libyan leader spoke on with TIME editors Michael Elliott and Romesh Ratnesar Sept. 24, 2009, and allowed a portion of the interview to be videotaped.  

Robert Danin argues that the international community needs to remain involved in Libya after Muammar gaddafi's death.

The corpse of Muammar Gaddafi's son, Mo'tassim, was laid out in a private house in Misrata. Rough cut (No reporter narration).

Thailand's Prime Minister has warned Bangkok residents to move their possessions to higher levels as flood waters began seeping into Bangkok's residential areas Friday.

Police, demonstraters scuffle in Melbourne during anti-corruption protests. Rough cut

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a tough public message that extremists have been able to operate from Pakistan for too long

President Obama on Thursday said "there's do doubt we did exactly what we said we would do" when asked about his policy in Libya.

In a statement through Basque-language newspaper Gara and an online video, the Basque separatist group ETA said it was ending four decades of armed struggle and called for talks with the Spanish and French authorities. Sarah Irwin reports.

Warning: Graphic video. Amateur video has emerged purportedly of Moammar Gadhafi being caught by Libyan fighters in Sirte Thursday. His captors can be heard shouting, "Don't kill him! We need him alive!" throughout the footage. (Oct. 21)

Raw video purports to show Muammar Gaddafi moments before he is killed. In the video Gaddafi is clearly alive and in the custody of militia members.

CBS News Chief White House correspondent on Thursday, asked White House Press Secretary Jay Carney to respond to reports that a U.S. predator drone struck Muammar Qaddafi's convoy.

The former dictators funeral is on hold.