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Five rebellions that somehow keep going years after the governments they antagonize declared victory.

Meet five smart players that are not just surviving, but thriving, despite the economic downturn.

On Jan. 31, Iraqis will head to the polls for the first time since 2005. If the provincial elections go off without a hitch, it'll be a positive sign that Iraq can hold it together as U.S. and coalition troops begin to depart.

FP looks at five countries on the verge of following Iceland to economic ruin and political meltdown.

The inauguration of Barack Obama wasn’t the event of the day just in the United States. It received above-the-fold coverage in countries all over the globe.

With President Obama expected to announce the closing of the detention center at Guantánamo Bay within days, here's a look at five of the most brutal and controversial prisons that are still in operation around the world.

Russian gas monopoly Gazprom was supposed to have restarted the flow of natural gas to Europe via Ukraine Jan. 13. How much is actually getting through is uncertain at this point, but one thing is certain: Eastern Europe has been left in the cold ever since Gazprom ceased gas flows Jan. 7.

What a deeply unpopular president can still do to make the world a better place, and save his own reputation in the process.

Why Obama Still Has to Leave Iraq

The current Israeli offensive into Gaza has taken a heavy toll on everybody, but it's the innocent children on both sides whose suffering is most undeserved -- and most often exploited.

Who will be sitting across the table from Barack Obama after 2009?