IRAQ
Iraq is entering a murky interregnum period.
INTERVIEW
Israel's outgoing ambassador to the U.N. says the world needs to keep pressure on Iran.
CAMPAIGN 2008
He's been called a naive idealist. But in terms of foreign policy, he's the true realist in the race.
IRAQ
The Iraqi Army has regained control from militias in Basra. Now it faces a new foe: the government.
CHINA
JUSTICE
How the International Court pieced together its case against Sudan's Bashir.
SOUTH AFRICA
As Nelson Mandela turns 90, a look back at how an icon reshaped a nation.
WAR CRIMES
Inside the search for the world's most-wanted Nazi. An on-scene report.
MIDEAST
The prisoner exchange between Israel and Hizbullah involves a complex political calculus. Where does that leave Hamas and Gaza?
CRIME
Seattle student Amanda Knox and two others have finally been charged with the Perugia murder of a British student. How their lawyers plan to defend them.
CAPITAL SOURCES
What the U.S. should do about Iran's nuclear program.
INTERNATIONAL
They jailed him for five years. Now they want him in the White House.
MILITARY
He was the brains behind 'Charlie Wilson's War.' Now his tactics are hot, from Pakistan to Colombia.
INTERNATIONAL
Former FARC hostage Ingrid Betancourt discusses faith, trauma and survival.
AFGHANISTAN
How the bombing of Kabul's Indian Embassy could affect the security of the region.
IRAQ WAR
A U.S. attack on Iraqi bankers puts a damper on talks about the future status of American forces.
DARFUR
More than six months after the United Nations formed a peacekeeping force in Darfur, little has happened on the ground.
IRAQ
The U.S. is wrongly accusing Iran of arming militant groups in Basra, says Tehran's top diplomat in the southern Iraqi city
ZIMBABWE
In Zimbabwe, no victim is too young for Robert Mugabe's brutal reign. And the opposition is finding fewer and fewer places to hide.
ZIMBABWE
It just got tougher for Zimbabwe to print banknotes. So how do people cope in a country where even a bus ride costs billions?
AFRICA
For beleaguered Zimbabweans, a slight respite as Mugabe makes waves at the African Union summit in Egypt.
MIDEAST
Why Israel has agreed to release one of its most reviled prisoners in return for the bodies of two Jewish soldiers.
AFRICA
A group of white farmers bear the brunt of ZANU-PF's force
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