Coke to enter Burma for first time in 60 years
Move follows the U.S. government's decision to suspend investment sanctions on the country
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Move follows the U.S. government's decision to suspend investment sanctions on the country
Greece is broke, and government spending had to be cut back, so Greece's healthcare system is paying a heavy toll
Supreme Constitutional Court forces re-vote of parliamentary elections after ruling third of lawmakers were elected unconstitutionally
Prosecutors released Jan. 20 video that shows police arriving at a hotel followed by four armed men
Nobel Peace Prize laureate became sick shortly after saying how exhausted she was after her long trip from Asia to Europe
Syrian authorities urge monitors to enter Haffa after days of trying to access town feared to be site of brutal assault
State Department acknowledges Russian helicopters bound for Syria not new but returning to Assad regime after being refurbished
CBS News senior national security analyst Juan Zarate and national security correspondent Bob Orr discuss the situation in Syria and what needs to happen for the fighting and killing to stop
The case of a woman who was apparently forced to have an abortion has again brought heat on China's One-Child Policy
At least 17 militants killed by Yemeni forces, government claims to have regained control of two key AQAP strongholds
British Supreme Court won't reopen WikiLeaks chief's case, says he should be extradited to Sweden on sex crimes charges
British PM takes "full responsibility" for hiring former editor tarnished in phone hacking scandal as communications director
Senior Pakistani official says Islamabad "scaled down" amount sought for per-vehicle charge on NATO supply convoys
Washington Post: A network of small air bases across Africa allowing U.S. military to expand into territory once CIA dominated
Chen Guangcheng's family back in Dongshigu village, China, describe torture, arrests and intense surveillance since he left