Public smoking ban hits Beijing

But in a country with 300 million smokers, it's unclear how widespread enforcement of the new law will be

• Jun 1, 2015

U.S. says Burma must accept persecuted Rohingyas

Conditions for Muslim minorities so bad that thousands try to escape in rickety boats, but U.S. says resettlement is not the solution

• Jun 1, 2015

One woman's mission to bring the world organic food

Nora Pouillon started the nation's first certified organic restaurant, and wants to make organic food even more available

• Jun 1, 2015

Paris police remove iconic symbols of love

Turns out that even in the city of love, you can have too much of a good thing

• Jun 1, 2015

Iranian eyes on Geneva as nuke talks hit new hurdle

With top U.S. diplomat sidelined by a broken leg, Iranians eager for a new deal are watching time tick anxiously

• Jun 1, 2015

Kerry set to fly home with broken leg

Top U.S. diplomat is an avid cyclist, but his hobby has forced him to cut short a busy work trip in Europe

• Jun 1, 2015

Solar-powered plane forced to make unexpected stop

Swiss pilot set off from China on what was meant to be longest leg of round-the-world attempt, but only made it to Japan

• Jun 1, 2015

Australian politicians propose same sex marriage law

Opposition party members hope to get bill passed that would overturn ban, much like recent legislation in Ireland

• May 31, 2015

Netanyahu slams Palestinians over Israel boycott campaign

Israeli Prime Minister says his country is target of effort to "delegitimize" it

• May 31, 2015

Qatar extends travel ban for Taliban 5

The U.S. and Qatar are still negotiating the fate of the five prisoners swapped for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl

• May 31, 2015

ISIS claims responsibility for attack in Saudi Arabia

The attack, which killed four people was targeted at Shiites in a mosque during Friday prayers

• May 31, 2015

Rally car race turns deadly for spectators in Estonia

Two men and a woman were killed watching the final stage of the Harju Rally from an area deemed safe for spectators

• May 31, 2015

Former FIFA exec slams U.S. over fake news article

Jack Warner, who faces corruption charges linked to soccer's governing body, apparently misses the point of The Onion when lambasting his critics

• May 31, 2015

CIA director on ISIS: "This is going to be a long fight"

John Brennan tells "Face the Nation" what the U.S. knows about ISIS' strengths, and how to avoid "a lot of bloodshed" in their defeat

• May 31, 2015

Vladimir Putin shut out of G-7 summit, but little else

Russian president remains a central player in world affairs, despite Western leaders' pledge to isolate him over Ukraine

• May 31, 2015

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