Military, economic, institutional and energy solutions to security problems.

Arnaud de Borchgrave talks about rising tensions between the U.S. and Pakistan following a NATO strike that killed 21 Pakistani soldiers.

The worst case scenario for the U.S. is Iran getting nuclear weapons and not using them.

People are demanding that the British Broadcasting Corporation fire Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson for saying striking public workers should be shot.

Camp Victory has held a special place in the American military experience in Iraq. On Friday, the base was handed over to the Iraqi government as part of American efforts to move all U.S. troops out of the country by the end of the year.

Bhopal chemical disaster victims protest unfair compensation.

Sec. Clinton meets Leading Democracy Activist Aung San Suu Kyi in Myanmar. Suu Kyi is a Nobel peace laureate who has spent much of the past two decades under house arrest. The two pledged to work together to bring democracy to Myanmar.

Bush arrives in Zambia as a rights group calls for his arrest over his support for the waterboarding interrogation technique.

Kyrgyzstan inaugurates its first popularly-elected president since the government overthrow last year.

French President Nicolas Sarzoky laid out his defense of the euro to the French public as he prepares his constituents for a new economic reality.

The new head of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi signalled it's ready to act more aggressively to fight Europe's debt crisis.

The Euro currency is still in trouble even after this week's American-led action to help out European banks. UTTM Contributor Ed Boyle comments on why the British are preparing for the worst.

Richard Quest talks to Jim Boulden about solving the euro debt crisis puzzle.

Kirsty Hughes of the University of Oxford discusses how a eurozone collapse could effect the future of the EU.