Syria's youngest refugees labor in fields to help feed their families
Children in camps in Lebanon put aside dreams of education as war in their homeland takes its toll
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Children in camps in Lebanon put aside dreams of education as war in their homeland takes its toll
CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward examines the plight of young Syrians living in Lebanon
Both President Obama and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif seek productive relationship on security issues
DNA tests determine that 2 blond-haired children temporarily taken by police from their Gypsy parents are rightfully theirs
German government received information that U.S. intelligence might have monitored chancellor's phone; W.H. denies report
City Without Drugs residential program helps young addicts recover in Yekaterinburg
Vintners say counterfeit wines often end up in China, where consumption of fine wine is exploding and driving astronomical prices
Largest of the wildfires that have ravaged Australia "started as a result of live ordnance exercises" at army range, officials say
Judge announced a request from the government to try suspected al Qaeda mastermind Abu Anas al Liby alongside two other accused terrorists currently awaiting trial
Greek authorities are still sorting through cases to identify the girl found living with a Gypsy family
Netanyahu gives top U.S. diplomat his wish-list of demands for any agreement with Tehran, but predicts deal "very close"
Francis temporarily expels Bishop Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst from diocese amid scandal over new, $42M residence
Kingdom's ruling family makes it clear Obama's perceived weakness on Syria and overtures to Iran are hurting relations
Winds fanning 71 blazes finally ease after residents flee homes in Blue Mountains, west of capital city
State Department said it "has information that there is a kidnapping plot directed at Western journalists traveling to central and southern Syria"