Voting begins in Egypt's presidential runoff
Choice is between prime minister from Mubarak regime and Islamist and comes amid concerns election rigged against Islamist
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Choice is between prime minister from Mubarak regime and Islamist and comes amid concerns election rigged against Islamist
Accused of "security breach," four war crimes court staff have been detained for 45 days while trying to visit Seif Qaddafi
Germany benefits from economic failures due to increased safe investment in their country, but many wonder if they'll have to continue to bail out Europe
Preview: In interview with CBS News, George Osborne warns Europe needs a plan for Greek exit from the euro, invokes collapse of Lehman Brothers
With violence worsening, U.N. observers say their mission in Syria has been derailed for now; Syrian army steps up attacks
On eve of runoff, Muslim Brotherhood calls for political action instead of protests to fend off return to military rule
Along with sanctions blocking gas masks and chemicals, EU bans export of items like truffles, leather goods to violent regime
Vessel carrying small arms, ammunition heading toward Syrian port, likely to re-supply or beef up Russian naval base defense
Homelessness wasn't a huge problem before, now a charity estimates 13,000 Greeks are sleeping on Athens' streets
Former girlfriend recognizes picture of man who wandered into Berlin saying he had been living in forest for 5 years
Moscow denies "political conspiracies" of regime change; U.N. official says spike in violence derailing Observers' mission
16 months after it started, Egypt's transition to democracy is back where it began: In the hands of military rulers
Case sparks public uproar after graphic photos of mother and her dead baby are circulated online
Police say last fugitive suspect in doomsday cult's deadly nerve gas attack on Tokyo subways apprehended at internet cafe
Spokesman Kieran Dwyer talks to CBS News foreign analyst Pamela Falk about the conflict's impact on U.N. observers and Syrian children