The important contributions Israel makes to U.S. national interests.

Former U.S. Special Representative for North Korea Policy, Stephen Bosworth, says he expects a resumption of 'formal dialogue with the North Koreans on issues of substance some time in the relatively near future, both perhaps bilaterally, but also in the multilateral Six-Party Talks.'

Following a government report about cyber spying from Russia and China, James Lewis talks with H. Andrew Schwartz, senior vice president for External Relations, about the economic damage and security threats these cyber attacks impose.

The International Atomic Energy Agency will reveal new evidence that Iran is not just enriching uranium but developing the capability to use it in a weapon.

Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos visits the mudslide disaster area where the death toll has risen.

Millions of Muslim pilgrims from around the world take part in the Haj ritual of stoning the devil by throwing pebbles at three walls. Rough cut (No reporter narration)

Italy is the latest target in Europe's financial crisis, as soaring borrowing rates intensified pressure on Premier Silvio Berlusconi to resign and let a new government reform the country's spendthrift ways.

Government leaders in Greece will meet to discuss who will be the country's new prime minister after George Papandreou agreed to step down

Thousands have sent money to Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei to help pay his tax bill. So far Ai says he has received $840,000, more than a third of the amount the government claims is due.

France announces more than 18 billion euros of budget savings for 2012 and 2013, imposing further pain on voters to protect its credit rating and curb its deficit.

Olli Rehn, on Monday told journalists waiting outside the European Council that it is essential for Greece to restore confidence between their European partners by establishing a coalition government of national unity.

Kyle Harrington, gives his tips for making smart investment choices while the volatility in Europe continues to play out.

Peter Schiff argues Greece’s debt problems are a preview of America’s economic future.

How would Italian crisis impact U.S.?