Thousands gather in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to mark the first anniversary of the 2011 uprising in Egypt, but they are not unified on the status of the revolution.  

Special Address to the Davos Conference.

Belgium's general strike against a government austerity plan halts transport and closes schools and businesses.

Iran threatens to respond to any U.S. aggression in a crushing manner amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear programme.

A Canadian court convicts a husband and wife and their eldest son of murdering four relatives in so-called honour killings.

Soldiers part of a coup attempt on the Papua New Guinea government granted amnesty.

Syrian troops seize eastern suburbs of Damascus from rebel forces just a few kilometres from President Bashar al-Assad's centre of power.

The head of the International Monetary Fund appeared to be making headway Saturday in her drive to boost the institution's financial firepower.

Ker Chung Yang says Iran will be the biggest casualty if oil exports to Europe are halted.

As the uprising appears to be entering a new phase, is there still room for a political solution?

Anita McNaught talks from the Turkish border with Syria on the situation within Syria.

Presidential Candidate Ron Paul on the U.S.'s efforts to keep Iran from getting a nuclear weapon, the TSA, and his campaign.

Ray LaHood's son has been detained in Egypt in conjuction with his work for a Non-Governmental Organization in Egypt.

Michigan Congressman Mike Rogers explains the tactics that the U.S. is taking to pressure Iran to abandon its nuclear program.