An interactive discussion on Iran as part of the annual Back-to-School Event.

During the CBS News/National Journal debate, Republican presidential candidates answer a question by Senator Lindsey Graham, R - S.C., about how they would handle the use of enhanced interrogation techniques and imprisonment at Guantanamo Bay.

Michael O'Hanlon: Even after the withdrawal of all troops from Iraq, the U.S. will maintain military capability in the region, in Kuwait and Bahrain. I wish we could have kept advisors in Iraq to help with the transition to democracy.

Scott Snyder says the Obama administration's objectives going into the APEC summit include promoting exports to Asian countries through the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and signaling the U.S. commitment to the region by joining the East Asia Summit for the first time.

Republican presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman spoke with Bob Schieffer on his foreign policy weighing a zero based budget approach compared to the amount of return America gains from helping foreign nations.

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain details what he feels is happening in the Arab Spring and what he would do as president to ensure it doesn't work against the United States, during the CBS News/National Journal GOP presidential debate.

The Republican presidential candidates weigh in on how they would prevent the European debt crisis from becoming a problem in the United States during the CBS News/National Journal 'commander-in-chief' debate.

Republican presidential candidates answer questions on the mission in Afghanistan and what needs to change during the CBS News/National Journal foreign policy debate.

During the CBS News/National Journal debate, Republican presidential candidates answer a question on China's supposed use of cyber attacks to steal intellectual property critical to the U.S.

Tens of thousands of Syrian government supporters rallied in several cities on Sunday to protest against an Arab League vote to suspend Syria due to its crackdown on an eight-month uprising

Eight months after the meltdown, a group of reporters got the first close-up tour of the devastated Fukushima nuclear plant. Lucy Craft reports on the tour and what lies ahead for the plant.

Seth Doane reports on the Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, a U.S. military prison where the detainee population is 18 times the number of those at Guantanamo Bay.

Security officials stormed a ferry and killed the hijacker.

A Russian spacecraft with a U.S.-Russian crew blasted off Monday from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, headed to the International Space Station.