Robert Kagan responds to your Twitter questions: How should the U.S. respond to China's rise?

Inaki Urdangarin, son-in-law to the king of Spain, will be questioned on Saturday by an investigating magistrate probing a corruption scandal.

With drug violence mounting and prison riots increasing, there are growing fears that Mexico's penal system is in near collapse.

U.S., European and Arab leaders are meeting in Tunisia to take up the growing crisis in Syria, where they are expected to demand an immediate ceasefire.

A French journalist and a British photographer wounded in shelling in Syria that killed two other Western journalists are pleading to be evacuated so that they can have essential surgery and medical treatment.

Pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi appealed for unity among Myanmar's disparate ethnic groups Thursday as she hit the campaign trail in the country's conflict-riven far north.

Kevin Rudd says he will fight Julia Gillard for leadership of the Labor Party, bringing to a head a bitter fight engulfing Australia's minority government.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heading to Tunisia for a major international conference with two aims, getting medicine and food into Syria and getting rid of Bashar al-Assad.

Former CIA operative Mike Baker on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the Obama Administration's military policies.

Newt Gingrich says President Obama 'surrendered' on the incident involving Americans burning Qurans in Afghanistan.

HBR senior editor Julia Kirby and Monitor Talent founder Chris Meyer on how the rise of emerging economies will impact capitalism.

Rudy Giuliani explains his suggestion that the best way to avoid bombing Iran is to make them believe that the U.S. will.

Hani Al Malazi was a prominent journalist who had worked for Syrian state television for nine years.