56 people have been injured as Thai police used tear gas, water cannons
and rubber bullets against anti-government protesters, who are demanding
the premier and government step down. The premier says their demands
are unconstitutional.
Is an alliance with Saudi Arabia a good bet for Washington? Can the Saudis carry out an independent foreign policy? How likely is a joint Israel-Saudi Arabia attack on Iran? And is arms trade the only thing keeping Washington and Saudi Arabia together? CrossTalking with Mark Levine and Brian Becker
Another day of tension in the Ukrainian capital. Thousands remain in Kiev's central square, while others have moved to the Prime Minister's office. Protests turned violent during the night. Government buildings were stormed, and hundreds of people were injured, including police, protesters and journalists. Demonstrators are demanding the President's resignation following his rejection of an EU trade integration deal.
The republic of Georgia, though small in territory, has seen major changes in recent years. Public backlash triggered by a drawn-out confrontation with Russia has brought new faces in power. A young cohort of politicians from the Georgian Dream party is facing a difficult legacy left by ex-president Mikhail Saakashvili. We talk to the nation's new leader, Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili -- the youngest elected leader in the world
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