The split between Daimler and Chrysler marks the beginning of a new era in the automobile industry, which has become vulnerable to the attacks of private equity investors for the first time. It's a threat that also menaces top brands like Mercedes.

The burgeoning feminist movement in Iran is coming under increased pressure from Ahmadinejad's hardline regime. Activists who are campaigning to improve women's rights are being harassed, arrested and imprisoned for violating "national security."

As Iran becomes a nuclear power, and the IAEA admits it may have underestimated Tehran's progress toward a bomb, no one -- at least in Europe and especially in Germany -- seems to care. Why?

What goes through people's minds when their family are killed by bombs on the streets. What does daily life look like in the Iraqi capital Baghdad? What goes through people's minds when yet another bomb explodes, killing and maiming innocent people? Four Iraqis describe a day in the world's most dangerous city through their eyes.

Soldiers and their families are shouldering an entire nation’s burden in the Iraq war: 3,430 dead, 25,000 wounded thousands more battling mental health issues. This Memorial Day weekend, it’s not about barbecues, beaches or holiday sales. It’s about them.

New reproaches against the Bush government: Already before the Iraq invasion The US Intelligence Agency CIA prophesied that the war will end in chaos and Terror. The White House knew the analyses, but they believed they can build a “Democratic Iraq” in a short time. The Rebuild Iraq and stop the Terror is pushed back for more than 25 years and all analyses proved for wrong in Iraq Invasion.

The question is if it is possible to get a good and normal relationship between the US and Iran? They are going to talk formal after 27 years to solve Iraqi’s problems. Is it possible?

Dan Bartlett, a longtime member of President Bush's inner circle, is leaving the White House citing family interests. Bartlett told Reuters he was leaving to get a job in the private sector and to concentrate more on his family. Jon Decker reports.

In the report of a new study we can find out that many more women are leaving economically moribund Eastern Germany. The result is a new, frustrated and largely male underclass. And many of them find succor in the neo-Nazi scene.

U.S. President Bush on Thursday urged 15 major to agree on a global emissions goal for reducing greenhouse gases and to reach a consensus by next year. (May 32. 2007)

In presenting his own proposal to deal with greenhouse gas emissions just days before next week's G-8 summit; Bush is looking forward to look like a chief on climate change in the hope of outmaneuvering Europe and his critics. But his plan is purposely vague and his ideas stale.

It should suppose to be a much peaceful demonstration in the G-8 History. But Everyone was surprised because it turned into a war with anarchists battling it out with police. Almost 1,000 people were injured. But what went wrong?

AP tech editors discuss "Street Views", Google's latest twist in mapping. The feature, introduced earlier this week allows users to maps neighborhoods from ground level. (June 1)

After U.S. President George W. Bush arrived at Prague Ruzyne Airport in Prague, Czech Republic on Monday, has told Russian President Vladimir Putin he has nothing to fear from the planned US missile shield in Eastern Europe. But his statement that Moscow has "derailed" democratic reforms isn't likely to break the new ice between Russia and the U.S.