China's booming economy

Passengers and security

An alleged terror plot on the way to Detroit is forcing new security measures on passengers. CNN's Louise Schiavone reports.

Is 'balloon boy' sentence fair?

Making Japanese skies friendlier

U.S.-Japan passengers may soon face fewer restrictions, more flights from Tokyo's second airport. CNN's Eunice Yoon reports.

Climate deal reached

CNN's Phil Black reports the deal made at the last day of the Copenhagen conference was not what many desired.

Iraq readies for elections

CNN's Isha Sesay takes a closer look at the significance of Iraq's upcoming parliamentary elections.

Obama wraps Asia trip

CNN's Dan Lothian reports on President Obama's Asia trip and what the future holds for relationships in the region.

China, U.S. eye Africa

CNN's Emily Chang explains why China may be taking the lead over the U.S. in the race to invest in Africa.

President Obama is set to meet the three most powerful men in China: Hu, Wu and Wen. CNN's John Vause reports.

'I see China's future in you'

President Barack Obama holds a town hall meeting in Shanghai, China.

Economy to take center stage at APEC

Singapore prepares to host the APEC summit with economic issues high on the agenda.

President honors the fallen

President Obama honors the memory of the 13 individuals who lost their lives in the Ft. Hood shootings.

GPS: Global Political Shift?

Fareed Zakaria sees a fascinating global pattern emerging. Does the whole world seem to be shifting in one direction?

Hajj pilgrims ready for flu

E.Coli Outbreak

Concerns arise that tons of E.coli-infested ground beef may be in Americans' freezers. Louise Schiavone reports.

Typhoon Mirinae brings large waves and punishing rain to the eastern Philippines.

(CNN) -- The fourth typhoon to hit the Philippines in a month came ashore east of the capital, Manila, on Saturday morning, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and washing away shanty houses near the coast.

Typhoon Mirinae quickly moved west into the South China Sea and became a tropical storm. It was forecast to continue due west and then take a slight turn south, hitting Vietnam in about 48 hours, according to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center.

There were power flashes across Manila, as the storm hit Saturday and cut the electricity supply, videographer James Reynolds said. The storm was weaker than expected, he said, but it still brought fierce winds and lots of rain.

Google Wave

Google is testing its new application, the google wave. CNN's John Sutter explains "Google Wave"; what it does and the incredible story about the brothers who came up with the idea.
In Wave, e-mail-like communications can be edited by several users simultaneously. And users can chat about certain sections of Wave documents in real time, where all users see what a person is typing as it is typed. If a person comes to the conversation late, they can replay everything they've missed.
"Wave offers a very sleek and easy way to navigate and participate in communication on the Web that makes both email and instant messaging look stale,"

Brazil erupts in violence

Deadly violence between rival drug gangs in Rio de Janeiro has left buses burning and a police helicopter shot down.

Human rights roundtable

CNN's Christiane Amanpour leads a discussion on the U.S. administration's record on international human rights.

World View - Oct 12, 2009

A look at earthquake preparations in Istanbul, Turkey in case "the big one" ever happens there.
The role of women has come along way in Albania.
A chain of hotels in Sweden is making life easier for disabled travelers.

Current state of Myanmar

A roundtable discussion on Myanmar with Sen. Jim Webb and the U.N. envoy to the country.

Obama Nobel worthy?

CNN's Becky Anderson talks with presidential historian Allan Lichtman about President Obama's Nobel win.

Filipinos are bracing for more flooding as Typhoon Parma nears the storm-ravaged country.

IOC president announces Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as the winning host city for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Gov. Togiola Tulafono of American Samoa talks about the flooding and earthquake that occurred on the island.

A teen dies shortly after being inoculated with a drug to help prevent cervical cancer.

The death of a 14-year-old girl in England after she received a vaccination for Human Papilloma virus (HPV) has prompted a widespread freeze on the country's national vaccination program.

Heavy flooding displaces hundreds of thousands in Manila.

President Obama at G20 Summit

President Obama urges the United Nations to help with a global response to the challenges that face the world.

President Obama calls on the United Nations to stop the spread of nuclear weapons and enforce its treaties.

At the United Nations, President Obama urges bold, swift, global action to address climate change.

Japan's new leadership

Iraqi man who threw his shoes at President George W. Bush last year is freed from jail.

Mexico hijackers threaten to blow up plane

Hijackers of an Aeromexico airplane release the 104 passengers aboard.

CNN's Rick Sanchez watches events unfold as Mexican authorities take away suspects in an Aeromexico hijacking.

Mexico hijackers threaten to blow up plane

Hijackers of an Aeromexico airplane release the 104 passengers aboard.

CNN's Rick Sanchez watches events unfold as Mexican authorities take away suspects in an Aeromexico hijacking.

Airline bomb plot verdict

World Report - September 5

Afghanistan gets second look

Traveling with the Dalai Lama

Dalai Lama opens up

Japan PM steps down

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso announced his resignation as the exit polls indicate the opposition party may have won.

China's economy still growing

CNN's Richard Quest talks with the Chairman and CEO of First Eastern Investment Group, Victor Chu.

Can a doctor refuse care?

Under health care reform plans, could a doctor refuse to provide care? CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta answers.

Election Eve Afghan Mission

U.S. Marines continue to fight their way through Taliban strongholds before the election. CBS News chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan provides a first-hand account of the election operation.
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Cancer cell killer

CNN.com's Liz Landau explains "nanobees," tiny particles designed to destroy cancer cells.

Any mail today?

You may have noticed that you're getting less junk mail these days. CNNMoney.com writer Aaron Smith finds out why.

Fmr. S. Korean president dies

A look back on the life of former South Korean President Kim Dae-Jung. CNN's Sohn Jie-Ae reports.

Japan's GDP sees growth

Japan's hard-hit economy grows in the second quarter. CNN's Morgan Neill reports.

U.S. Consumers Still Worried About Economy

A new survey shows that despite positive economic forecasts, Americans are still concerned about scarce jobs and falling income.

Angry typhoon victims

Angry victims of Typhoon Morokat confront Taiwan's president. CNN's John Vause reports

Obama Heads West With Pitch for Health Reform

Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser follows the health debate to Grand Junction, Co., where President Obama is rallying support for his reform plans.

U.K. Officials Deflect Criticism of Health Care

In the United Kingdom, a debate has erupted over how the government-operated health care system is being portrayed recently in the United States.

Suu Kyi Expected to Appeal Confinement Extension

Burmese democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to extended home detention through next year's elections. Myanmar analysts mull her future.

Proximity of Animals and Humans a Health Threat in Cambodia

Correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports from Cambodia on efforts to track avian flu and concerns over potential interaction of the virus with the H1N1 swine flu virus. Many people in Cambodia live and work in close contact with animals, creating an environment that fosters transmission of disease from animals to humans.