Can It Win the Asian Century?

Young Tunisians have gone from yelling for the fall of a dictator to organizing a democratic election, and the voting infrastructure has been built from scratch.

Anti whaling group Sea Shepherd says Japanese whalers are "the real eco-terrorists" after their vessels clash on the high seas. Simon Hanna reports.

Syrian state TV shows video said to be aftermath of bomb attack.

Thousands are forced to evacuate after a dam bursts flooding towns in Brazil.

Myanmar's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi met the first British foreign secretary to visit since 1955. In an interview, Suu Kyi warned her country's apparent move towards democracy was not 'unstoppable.'

France has so far been the only EU country to raise concerns about the constitutional changes that took effect on 1 January.

Can a deal be forged in Afghanistan with the Taliban?

Two Britons and two Afghans are arrested in Kabul for possession of dozens of AK-47 assault rifles.

With one war over and another ending, President Obama has unveiled a new defense strategy that aims to cut spending dramatically without undermining America's military readiness.

A defector from the Syrian government tells Arwa Damon about the atrocities he says he witnessed.

While Washington is patting backs over Europe's agreement on Iranian oil sanctions,

Stan Grant has reaction from Beijing to the new U.S. military strategy toward China.

'The End of America' author Naomi Wolf and Andrea Tantaros on the impact of cuts to the military on U.S. economic and national security interests.