A series of protests by Indian students in Australia caused a debate across the South Asian giant. Newsy.com takes a look at the media coverage.

The Iranian presidential elections have elicited suspicion, and violent protests. But will anything really change?

Newsy.com looks at the capture of a notorious drug lord in Colombia.

The weekend's election brought El Salvador a new leftist leader. Newsy.com looks the global response and the country's ties to the U.S.

Newsy.com covers the social, political and privacy debate in the media regarding the case of a 13-year-old father in Britain.

Accusations fly as to why Israel fired on a United Nations headquarters, hospitals and a media compound in Gaza. Newsy.com follows the developments of the story.

Global estimates place the number of war widows in Iraq at more than 740,000. As government assistance dwindles, Newsy.com tracks various perspectives.

A “Buy American” provision in the proposed stimulus is facing intense criticism from major world leaders for its protectionist stance. Newsy.com brings you reactions from the world communities.

Changes will be made along the border in more technological, sounder effort. Newsy.com explores the new US plan for the war on drugs.

Slumdog Millionaire snagged eight Oscars at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, but the night’s big winner? It depends on how you look at it.

As Israel increases pressure on Gaza, the death toll continues to rise on both sides. Newsy.com examines if Hamas can withstand Israel's onslaught.

Togo's main party of opposition, Union Forces for Change, contests the results of Thursday's presidential election.

Airlines around the world continue to deal with the trend of lost luggage. Newsy.com takes a looks at coverage of the problem, and what you can do.

Newsy.com looks at what the Latin American leaders think about the current policies on the war on drugs and the possibility of a new approach.

President Barack Obama gives his first formal television interview on Dubai-based Al-Arabiya, urging Israelis and Palestinians to negotiate their differences. Newsy.com tracks the response.

Newsy.com looks at how the world is responding to the deadly Sri Lankan-Tamil Tigers conflict.

The Taliban has announced they will withdraw forces that threaten Pakistan's capital. Will they follow through? Is it best for them to stay? Is Pakistan in danger?

As President Barack Obama's team begins its term in the U.S., other countries wonder how this administration will handle foreign policy.

Thai authorities are being accused of towing boatloads of Myanmar refugees out to the sea and set them adrift. Newsy.com looks at the accusations and the impact.

Newsy.com looks at international coverage of U.S. President Barack Obama's meeting with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.

Somali pirates attack a U.S. cargo ship for the second time. Newsy.com covers different perspectives on what the U.S. should do next.

A new audio-tape has been released by Osama Bin Laden calling for a holy war against Israeli aggression in Gaza, while the White House questions the relevance of Bin Laden and President Bush re-asserts that Bin Laden will eventually be captured.

A week after a plane crash killed Mexico Interior Secretary Juan Camilo Mourino, speculation continues as to whether foul play was involved. Mourino's work against the drug cartels in Mexico may have made him a target.

At a town hall meeting in France, U.S. President Barack Obama highlights U.S.-France relations by calling the country America's "oldest ally." Newsy.com looks at global perspectives on the partnership.

Newsy.com tracks a battle of words over a World War II anniversary.

The 81st Academy Awards were held on Sunday, here's what some journalists and pundits were predicting.

Weather is keeping pirates off the coast of Somalia at bay, at least for now. Newsy.com takes a look at perspectives on what continues to drive these outlaws.

Italy mourns the loss of Eluana Englaro - a comatose woman at the center of a live vs. death debate. Here's how Newsy.com looked at the perspectives.

Unrest in Athens continues as questions and disappointment hit home. Newsy.com takes you there.

Zimbabwe is suffering from an outbreak of cholera. Other problems including a major economic slowdown and extremely high inflation have caused many to call for President Robert Mugabe to step down.