Rebels move command center from Turkey to Syria

Leaders of Free Syrian Army say HQ was transferred with aim of uniting disparate anti-Assad groups

• Sep 22, 2012

Protests in Bangladesh over anti-Muslim film

Scores hurt as riot police use tear gas, batons to combat stone-throwing demonstrators stirred by film denigrating the Prophet Mohammad

• Sep 22, 2012

Assad: Syrian rebels will be defeated

In interview Syrian president lashes out at Gulf countries, accuses them of trying to drive him from power

• Sep 21, 2012

Syrian rebels seize control of a border crossing

Seizure is believed to be first time rebels have overrun Turkish frontier post in north; Authorities quickly close area

• Sep 19, 2012

The Spymaster: Meir Dagan on Iran's threat

In a rare interview, ex-chief of Mossad Meir Dagan speaks out against a preemptive strike against Iranian nuclear facilities anytime soon.

• Sep 16, 2012

Panetta: Anti-U.S. violence leveling off

Defense Secretary says turmoil raging across the Muslim world over anti-Islamic film likely to continue into days ahead, declines to discuss military movements in response

• Sep 16, 2012

Dozens protest at U.S. Embassy in Paris

Muslim demonstrators hold peaceful protest against film produced in U.S. that denigrates the Prophet Muhammad

• Sep 15, 2012

What's behind the violent anti-U.S. protests?

Youtube video was a gift to those seeking power in the post-Arab Spring Muslim world by selling a mythical war between Islam and the West

• Sep 13, 2012

U.S. consulate attack in Libya

U.S. ambassador Chris Stevens, and three of his colleagues were killed in an attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, an eastern Libyan city

• Sep 13, 2012
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The Spymaster: Meir Dagan on Iran's threat

In a rare interview, ex-chief of Mossad Meir Dagan speaks out against a preemptive strike against Iranian nuclear facilities anytime soon.

• Sep 12, 2012

Clinton on Syria: We are using our best options

In Syria's civil war, human rights activists report at least 27,000 people have been killed. Margaret Brennan spoke with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on whether the U.S. would use force to help stop the killing.

• Sep 10, 2012
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Inside a secret Syrian rebel TV channel

From a secret location inside Jordan, Syrian rebels are fighting Assad's propaganda with news of their own

• Sep 9, 2012

Behind the scenes at Syria's opposition TV network

With President Assad unwilling to step down, the Syrian opposition is fighting not just on the battleground. It is also fighting from outside Syria in a war over information. Charlie d'Agata shares a rare look behind the scenes.

• Sep 9, 2012
• 2:02

Clinton: Syria's chemical weapons are of special concern

Hillary Clinton met with President Vladimir Putin, urging the Russian leader to help end the Syrian conflict, but came away with no agreement. Margaret Brennan sat down with the secretary of state, who said the Syrian stockpile of chemical weapons is of special concern especially if they fall into the wrong hands.

• Sep 9, 2012
• 1:39

Syrian child survives blast that killed entire family

In Aleppo, Syria, rescuers searched for survivors after an air strike by Assad regime forces. And, just as all hope seemed lost, a tiny miracle emerged from the destruction, reports GlobalPost correspondent Tracey Shelton. (WARNING: Graphic Video)

• Sep 7, 2012
• 2:49

Israeli model seeks to free Qaddafi son

Orly Weinerman said she was romantically involved with Seif al-Islam Qaddafi, and has started petition to free him

• Sep 6, 2012

Putin says Syria rebels are "al Qaeda"

Analysis: Russian leader has dig at U.S. in defending his support for Syrian dictator against "militants"

• Sep 6, 2012

Endless bloodshed and a stalemate in Syria

New video appears to show a Syrian jet shot down by rebels; Assad regime relying on air superiority in the fight

• Sep 5, 2012

Stalemate in Syria's civil war

Syrian rebels appear to be making some gains against the regime, but the Assad government continues to bombard it's own people. As Holly Williams reports, after nearly 18 months, Syria's civil war looks increasingly like a stalemate.

• Sep 5, 2012
• 2:27

U.N. largely united on Syria, to little effect

While full General Assembly shows broad consensus that action needed, "acrimonious fault lines" in Security Council

• Sep 5, 2012

Iraq wants evidence Iran flying weapons to Syria

Baghdad says Iran is ferrying supplies through Iraqi airspace, but calls on U.S. to back up claims of weapons on planes

• Sep 5, 2012

U.N.: Record 100K fled Syria in August

Red Cross chief has "positive" talks with Assad as spiraling violence sees pace of exodus increase

• Sep 4, 2012

Air strikes kill at least 25 in Syria

September is off to a violent start in Syria as fighting continues in the biggest cities of Damascus and Aleppo. Clarissa Ward spoke with Jim Axelrod on how government forces are ramping up the use of air assets and if Lakhdar Brahimi, the new special envoy, can achieve what Kofi Annan couldn't.

• Sep 3, 2012
• 2:09

Syria: 2 bombs explode near military offices

State TV reports bombs exploding near Damascus offices of military's joint chiefs of staff; Another blast kills 15 near refugee camp

• Sep 2, 2012

Turkey feeling pressure from Syrian refugees

As rebels mount an attack on Syrian forces, Turkey is feeling the pressure from the sheer number of Syrian refugees that have crossed the border. Clarissa Ward reports.

• Sep 1, 2012
• 1:57

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