While the death toll in Syria escalates despite the presence of international monitors, the newly-appointed head of the U.N. observer mission is scheduled to arrive in the besieged country Sunday.
Egyptian reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei on Saturday launched a new political party that he said would “rescue the great revolution.”
Christopher Johnson says Washington and Beijing may be facing the most delicate moment in their bilateral relationship since the Tiananmen crackdown
Chen Guangcheng’s voice is unwavering. For a man who has endured four years in prison and then 18 months under house arrest, he appears calm and resolute.
Two bombs rocked Damascus Friday, causing an unknown number of casualties, as a two-week old peace deal continued to unravel.
The Dalai Lama says he supports the principles behind Arab Spring protests.
Jobless Spaniards hit by austerity cuts and tax hikes consider moving abroad. CNN’s Al Goodman reports.
Roughly half the U.S. Marines on Okinawa will be transferred under an agreement announced Thursday that will reduce the military footprint in Japan, easing local resentments over the amount of land being used by American forces.
A U.K. businessman whose death is at the center of a huge political scandal in China was not a spy working for Britain, the foreign secretary said.
Police closed part of a major road in central London Friday as they investigated reports of a man causing a disturbance and throwing things from a window.
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