Intent of North's action unclear during period of tentative diplomacy aimed as easing tensions
For some refugee families, selling daughters into marriage with wealthy Arab men is seen as the only way to survive
Photographer Giles Duley knows life after limb-loss is hard, but he felt lucky meeting refugees who are both displaced, and trapped
The U.S. Navy tested out its newest technology -- a drone deployed from an aircraft carrier
U.S.-backed Afghan Local Police program has been a success, but will the new force be able to remain on guard without American backup?
President Park Geun-hye tells CBS News that if Pyongyang strikes, South Korea "will make them pay"
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Panel's report provides further information on the north's attempts to evade four rounds of tough U.N. sanctions
British authorities are investigating new leads in the case of Madeleine McCann, missing since 2007 at age 3
Official reportedly outs CIA station chief to cap week of rising diplomatic tensions between two nations
Thieves rip safe from wall of hotel room near Cannes Film Festival and make off with around $1 million worth of jewelry
Blogs and Twitter accounts maintained by Financial Times hacked Friday; latest in series of cyberattacks claimed by Syrian Electronic Army
Temblor registers above magnitude of 5, prompts Twitter to erupt with reports of buildings shaking
Russian authorities release audio of call allegedly made by American Embassy worker Ryan Fogle to a Russia intelligence agent
Moroccan woman allegedly hired as prostitute for private discos tells court ex-Italian leader even had strippers dressed as President Obama
Attack in Baqouba comes after attacks on Shiites left 50 dead, stoking fears of a new round of sectarian bloodshed
An ex-banker in Japan is offering tour packages for stuffed animals, and although she's in the red, she's confident teddies will travel
Moscow defends continued shipments amid reports Russia is upgrading Syrian defenses against potential military action
Sci-fi plots of self-aware drones launching malicious attacks on the world may be fantasy, but these flying machines do carry a number of safety concerns
Third abduction of peacekeepers in the region since March and underlined again their vulnerability in the spillover of the Syria conflict
Archeologists have expressed outrage at the demolition of the Nohmul complex to extract crushed rock