CNN correspondents around the world report on gas prices in their region

Eileen Hsieh reports on why so many South Koreans' perception about their neighbor to the North has changed.

CNN's Ali Velshi takes a look back at the top ten innovations in 2010.

The future of Chinese economic policy

Duncan Innes-Ker discusses how China's government is trying to tamp down inflation without dampening economic growth.

Snow, ice paralyzes Europe

Flight delays and cancellations stretch across much of Europe as a major winter storm slams the continent.

Credit Suisse analyst expects to see Asian equity market volatility until details of Ireland's bailout are revealed

Aung San Suu Kyi tells CNN that in order to see change, there has to be a new 21st century military mentality.

An AC360 in depth report looks at the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

Traveling since 9/11

CNN's Jonathan Mann talks to a security expert about the changes in security and world travel as a result of 9/11

Chinese News Weekly 08/27

CNN's Eileen Hsieh recaps the deadly hostage standoff in the Philippines and Chile's latest effort to rescue trapped miners.

More rains hit Pakistan as aid agencies boost relief efforts

Heavy downpours worsened massive flooding in Pakistan on Sunday as aid agencies increased relief efforts to help the about 12 million people affected in much of the country.

The flooding, which started in the northwest, threatened places as far south as the port city of Karachi.
Pakistan's Meteorological Department said more heavy rains were in store in the next few days, threatening to deepen the worst natural disaster the nation has experienced in recent history. And the monsoon season is only halfway over.Parts of the Swat Valley remain inaccessible by road; helicopters provide the only way in or out for people, food, clean water and medicine. Bad weather hampered the flights Saturday.

Meanwhile, victims accused the government of lack of action. They criticized President Asif Ali Zardari, who was in England for talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron during the worst of the crisis.

"We elected him," a resident of the flooded town of Chachran Sharif said. "Where is he?"

U.S. emergency relief teams continued to arrive in Peshawar to help, the U.S. State Department said.

In all, the U.S. Agency for International Development has committed $35 million in aid to international organizations and nongovernmental organizations

Chinese News Weekly 08/06

CNN's Eileen Hsieh tracks Pakistan's disastrous floods, Russia's wildfires and Chelsea Clinton's "wedding of the century".

Plane crashes near Islamabad

A passenger plane with more than 150 people on board crashes outside Islamabad, Pakistan. CNN's Reza Sayah reports.

U.S. announces new sanctions on N. Korea

Hillary Clinton announces new sanctions against N. Korea, including freezing of some assets and arms sales restrictions.。

CNN's Eileen Hsieh tracks Al-Shabaab's threat to Uganda, the floods in China, and whether chicken or egg came first.

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On Nelson Mandela's 92nd birthday, CNN's Nadia Bilchik explains things about Mandela's life we may not have known.

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CNN's Diana Magnay and Don Riddell check fan anticipation in the Netherlands and Spain.

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Paul the octopus picks Spain to beat the Netherlands in the World Cup final.

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CNN's Eileen Hsieh follows the Russia-US spy exchange, the Queen's finance trouble and the unlikely celebrity of World Cup - Paul the Octopus

A plane carrying 104 people crashed while trying to land at Libya's Tripoli International Airport.

Ireland to reopen airports, fears ash cloud return

DUBLIN (Reuters) – The Irish Aviation Authority said it would allow flights to resume from all Irish airports from 1200 GMT on Tuesday but volcanic ash could bring more disruptions later in the week and periodically throughout the summer.

The IAA had closed airports from 0600 GMT until 1200 GMT due to risk of ash ingestion in aircraft engines, although overflights of Ireland from Britain and continental Europe had not been banned.

"The situation will be reviewed as the week goes on," the IAA said in a statement on Tuesday.

Continued northerly winds forecast for the coming days could bring more clouds of volcanic ash from an Icelandic eruption and disruption for passengers this week, it said.

Precaution (acidic rain due to Iceland Volcanic Eruption)

从今天到28号，请大家不要淋到雨。750年一次的酸雨，被淋到后患皮肤癌的几率很高。因为欧洲的一个火山的大爆发，向高空喷发了大量硫化物，在大气层7000~10000米的高空形成了浓厚的火山灰层，强酸性。请大家注意，把这个信息转发给你身边的人
Be carefull from 20th to 28th of this month, there is possibility of an ACID RAIN. The dark circle appeared around the moon on 17th of last month and is an indication of Acid Rain. Apparently this happens once in 750years. It rains normally but it may cause skin cancer, if u expose yourself to it. So please ALERT your self. this information is from NASA.
Pls forward to ur frenz n love once.

CNN's Richard Quest takes a look at the the Tupolev 154, the plane that crashed and killed Poland's president

CNN's Phil Black discusses the political impact in Poland of President Lech Kaczynski's death

CNN's Luis Carlos Velez talks with Michael Holmes about his time reporting in Haiti, and the new friendship he made.

NASA says the earthquake in Chile has shortened the earth's day by a fraction of a second. Bill Nye explains the science.

Experts discuss how prepared the United States is for a major earthquake.

A massive magnitude 8.8 earthquake rocked central Chile early Saturday. More Updates from Relando Santos.

8.8-magnitude earthquake hits central Chile

SANTIAGO, Chile – A massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck Chile early Saturday, collapsing buildings, killing at least 16 people and downing phone lines. President Michele Bachelet declared a "state of catastrophe" in central Chile and said the death toll was rising.

Tsunami warnings were issued over a wide area, including Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Antarctica and Australia.

"We have had a huge earthquake, with some aftershocks," Bachelet said, appealing from an emergency response center for Chileans to remain calm. "Despite this, the system is functioning. People should remain calm. We're doing everything we can with all the forces we have. Any information we will share immediately."

Google's CEO offers his solutions to how the U.S. government can become more efficient.

The exiled Tibetan spiritual leaders recounts his controversial meeting with President Obama last week.

Public relations expert Robert Dilenschneider says Toyota's crisis is bigger than a simple repair job.

At a late night news conference in Nagoya, Japan, Toyota executives apologize for for the company's recall and quality problems.

6.0 earthquake off California

How much damage to Toyota could the "misstatement" by Secretary Ray LaHood do?

A massive recall dropped Toyota's market share below

CNN's Brooke Baldwin reports Toyota has resolved a gas pedal problem that sparked a massive recall.

CNN.com tech writer John Sutter and two tech experts critique Apple's new tablet computer.

A group that works to settle refugees says there are no plans to relocate earthquake survivors to the U.S.

CNN's Soledad O'Brien reports on the relief effort in Haiti's cultural capital of Jacmel.

Japan Airlines flies half-full planes to many cities in Japan. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

The U.N. Secretary-General speaks the the United Nations in NY after returning from Haiti.

Haitian parishioners describe the role faith plays in their life after the earthquake.

CNN's Gerri Willis has advice on how to make your money go the distance for Haiti earthquake victims.

CNN's Elizabeth Cohen explains how the lack of surgical facilies in Haiti is leaving the seriously injured suffering.

CNN's Elizabeth Cohen explains how the lack of surgical facilies in Haiti is leaving the seriously injured suffering.

CNN's Chris Lawrence reports on humanitarian aid efforts coming into the Port-au-Prince Airport.

As CNN's Errol Barnett reports, the first aftermath images of the Haiti quake were posted on social networking sites.

Suspected suicide bomber message

CNN's Nic Robertson has the latest on a tape left by a double agent that explains a recent CIA attack in Afghanistan.

Airport tests new scanners

CNN's Phil Black reports from Manchester, England, where the airport is testing full body scanners.