Ali Zardari discusses economic growth in Asia.

Filmmaker Hanung Bramantyo hopes his controversial new film will spread tolerance and help quell recruitment by radical Islamists on Indonesia's university campuses.

European leaders have crafted a plan to solve their debt crisis by having banks take bigger losses. Markets were cheering the news Thursday. (Oct. 27)

Hurricane Rina weakens on the way to Mexico's Caribbean coast but those in its expected path are taking no chances.

Mecca pilgrims circumabulate the Kaaba at the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Travis Brecher reports.

Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam reported to be considering turning himself into the International Criminal Court. Deborah Gembara reports.

European leaders agreed to boost the region's bailout fund to one trillion euros, but details still have to be decided. At the same time, a framework for re-funding banks was agreed upon, according to EU sources.

Extremist Israeli settlers have been damaging Palestinian property, as a practice called price tag-- a response to perceived Israeli government actions against the settlements. Officials fear the extreme measures could escalate violence. (Oct. 26)

European leaders face enormous pressure to solve their debt crisis at an emergency summit. (Oct. 26)

At a Tea Party rally in Texas, Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain criticized Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for waving her finger at Iran, "as if they are going to listen to us."

At least 13 people are dead following clashes that have paralyzed parts of Syria. Deborah Gembara reports.

Nile Gardiner, weighs in on the continuing debt crisis in Europe, plus what he thinks is ahead regarding bailouts.

Andrew Stevens discusses what's to come following a long-awaited European bailout deal.

Larry Kantor, shares insight on the European debt deal and whether it will calm the markets.

Can land swaps really meet the needs of both sides?