November 2008 Headlines
CBN News Military Correspondent Chuck Holton spent a week with an aviation unit Afghanistan and found out just how vital these pilots are to our troops, and just how heroic they are.
Read below for a statement from President George Bush about World Aids Day.
AFGHANISTAN - U.S. Special Forces have the most highly specialized soldiers in the world.
PARIS and WASHINGTON - Nuclear power. It's cheap, reliable, abundant energy. That, plus the growing demand for fossil fuels, has refocused America's attention on nuclear as part of the solution to its energy needs.
In India, extremist Hindus are offering big rewards for killing Christians and destroying their property.
Aids patients in Papua, Indonesia may soon be required to have microchip implants, so government officials can keep track of them.
President Bush is hosting outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert Monday night at the White House.
A Christian Iraqi girl jailed for killing her uncle is now free.
CBNNews.com - WASHINGTON - International markets rebounded today even though the Dow Jones lost 445 points Thursday. Asian and European investors bought up financial and technology shares, hoping to build some momentum in a chaotic financial environment.
WASHINGTON - CBN News Terror Analyst Erick Stakelbeck just returned from the Middle East, where he spoke to Israeli government and military officials about the threat from Iran.
Christians in Iran are calling on churches worldwide to join them in three days of praying and fasting this weekend.
CBNNews.com - English is the most spoken language worldwide, but it might not be for long.
Terms like "radical Islamist" and "jihadist" have dominated headlines and speeches since 9/11, with the Bush administration using them frequently to describe America's enemies.
The Indian navy was able to fight back against pirates today, sinking a suspected pirate "mother ship." But a band of Somali pirates also hijacked two more ships and their crews today. Click play for further analysis from CBN News Terror Analyst Erick Stakelbeck.
Tensions continued to escalate, Tuesday, between Israelis and Palestinians, as Israeli tanks forged into Gaza while protesters stormed through the area intensifying violence.
ASHDOD, Israel - Tensions continued to escalate between Israelis and Palestinians, Tuesday, even as Israel's defense forces made moves to stop Hamas from firing more rockets on Israelis.
Somali pirates who seized the Saudi oil supertanker, the MV Sirius Star loaded with around $100 million of crude oil as cargo, anchored the ship Tuesday just off the Somali coast.
TBILISI, Georgia -- The Russian invasion of Georgia this summer sparked an international uproar and led many to predict a new Cold War with Russia.
TBILISIS, Georgia - This month displaced people from the war in Georgia began returning to their homes.
CBNNews.com - KIGALI, Rwanda -- It has only been 14 years since the horrific genocide in Rwanda. If ever there was a nation in need of reconciliation and peace, it is this tiny African nation.
KABUL, Afghanistan - After more than 30 years of civil war, the people of Afghanistan are trying desperately to rebuild their country and lives.
WASHINGTON - All eyes will be on Washington this weekend as President George W. Bush plays host to the G20.
President George Bush told members of the United Nations Thursday that his faith has sustained him through his presidency.
This week marks the six-month anniversary of the earthquake that devastated China.
Fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo is threatening to plunge the country into another civil war.
LONDON - Britain's top judge says the nation should allow Islamic Sharia law. The head of the Church of England said something similar.
Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert warns there will soon be a confrontation between Israel and Hamas.
The Vatican is urging President-elect Obama not to make any changes to policies on embryonic stem cell research.
The Obama administration is planning a new approach in the war in Afghanistan. But what exactly will the incoming President do?
Osama bin Laden is reportedly planning a massive terrorist attack against the United States, according to an Arab newspaper in London.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is calling for Jerusalem to be divided in half.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says the international financial crisis has given world leaders a unique opportunity to create a truly global society.
KABUL, Afghanistan - The war in Afghanistan will be one of the biggest foreign policy challenges facing President-elect Barack Obama.
Every e-mail and Web site visit in the UK may soon be monitored by the British government.
The American election has also proven quite fascinating for one group of visiting international journalists: students from China.
CBNNews.com - KABUL, Afghanistan - More attacks in Afghanistan Monday put aid workers in the country on high alert.
