Sep 17 Watch News Wrap: Chinese Protests over Japan's Islands Acquisition In other news Monday, Chinese protesters clashed with police and Japanese businesses and citizens, after news broke the Japanese government had purchased long-disputed islands located northeast of Taiwan. There are rumors that large oil and natural gas deposits are located… Continue watching
Sep 17 Watch 7:23 As U.S. Plans Military Exit, a Challenge to Reassure, Train Afghans Surge of 'Green on Blue' Attacks Has Great Cost for U.S. Continue watching
Sep 17 Pope in Lebanon: 'Love One Another' By Larisa Epatko Pope Benedict XVI visited Lebanon last weekend with a message to young people to "love one another" and reject violence. Continue reading
Sep 17 Pope Visits Lebanon Amid Worldwide Protests By Larisa Epatko Amid continuing protests in the Middle East, Pope Benedict XVI delivered a message of peace during a weekend visit to Lebanon. Continue reading
Sep 17 Watch Police Attempt to Quell Anti-Islam Video Protests in Indonesia and Afghanistan People in Muslim majority countries in Asia, including Indonesia, Pakistan and Afghanistan, joined together for unruly and sometimes deadly protests, meeting resistance from police. In Afghanistan, the protests added to tensions over recent Taliban and attacks on foreign troops. Judy… Continue watching
Sep 16 Iran Watching as U.S. Military Launches Exercise in Strait of Hormuz By David Chalian KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait | The United States, along with more than 27 other countries from four different continents, began Sunday the largest ever military exercise aimed at practicing how to find and destroy sea mines in the waters of the… Continue reading
Sep 14 Watch Brooks and Marcus on Post-Convention Politics, Foreign Affairs, and Fed's QE3 Brooks and Marcus on Post-Convention Politics, Foreign Affairs, and Fed's QE3… Continue watching
Sep 14 Watch The Nature of Muslim Protests and Police Response to Disorder The Nature of Muslim Protests and Police Response to Disorder… Continue watching
Sep 14 Why Did an Obscure Movie Raise Such Ire in the Muslim World? By Larisa Epatko The violent reaction to a low-budget American-made film mocking Muslims raised a lot of questions this week. What was going through the protesters' minds? Are embassies secure? How could it have happened at all?… Continue reading
Sep 14 Protesters Attack U.S. Embassies Across Africa and Middle East as Anger Boils Over By Frank Carlson Smoke rises from the US embassy building in Tunis during a protest against a film mocking Islam on September 14, 2012. Photo by Fethi Belaid/AFP/Getty Images. Thick black smoke billowed from the U.S. Embassy in Tunisia's capital of Tunis… Continue reading