THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Feb. 22, 2012
Marie Colvin, 'Fearless' War Reporter, Killed in Syria Shelling
War correspondent Marie Colvin traveled to the most dangerous places on Earth to bear witness to the worst of man's inhumanity. Colvin was killed in Homes, Syria, on Wednesday when the house she was staying in was shelled by government forces.
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Feb. 22, 2012
What's at the Crux of Sudan and South Sudan's Oil Dispute?
REPORT | Feb. 21, 2012
Thailand Grapples With Deadly Tensions Between Muslims, Buddhists

At least 5,000 people have been killed since 2004 in Thailand's three southern provinces amid ongoing mistrust between minority Muslims and majority Buddhists. Kira Kaye reports on efforts to resolve tensions as part of the new Fault Lines of Faith series, produced in partnership with the Bureau for International Reporting.
ANALYSIS | Feb. 21, 2012
After Second Bailout, Is Greece Still Likely to Default?

Eurozone finance ministers on Tuesday granted Greece its second bailout, a $172 billion package aimed at helping the country avoid default. Jeffrey Brown discusses the longer-term concerns of austerity measures and growth with Georgetown University's Scheherazade Rehman and Joao Vale de Almeida, the EU's ambassador to the U.S.
REPORT | Feb. 21, 2012
With Greece Bailout Comes Relief, Lingering Doubts
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Feb. 21, 2012
What Yemen's Presidential Vote Means for U.S. Interests, Yemeni Daily Life
REPORT | Feb. 20, 2012
India Close to Eradicating Polio, But Challenges Still Remain
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Feb. 20, 2012
A Look at the World's 'Forgotten' Diseases
ANALYSIS | Feb. 20, 2012
Red Cross Seeks Ceasefire to Deliver Medical Supplies in Syria

As Syrian government forces continued to fight anti-government forces in Homs, the International Committee of the Red Cross said it is seeking a two-hour ceasefire to deliver medical supplies and aid to civilians. Margaret Warner discusses the difficulties of delivering humanitarian aid with InterAction's Joel Charny.
REPORT | Feb. 20, 2012
Food and Water Scarce in Embattled Syrian City of Homs
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