Fighting Continues - The United Nations will host talks on the future of Afghanistan. Tom Kennedy reports on the chaos as the Taliban collapses and a war-ravaged country awaits its new destiny.
Bill Revisions - Justice Minister Anne McLellan agreed Tuesday to revise the government's controversial new anti-terror legislation. But not all critics are satisfied with the amendments. CTV's Roger Smith reports.
Interview - Despite recent changes in Afghanistan, a humanitarian crisis still looms large over much of the country, says Rieky Stuart, the executive director of Oxfam Canada.
Interview - Globe and Mail columnist Marcus Gee on four journalists' deaths outside Kabul.
Eggleton, Rumsfeld meet to discuss Canada's role - Eggleton says Canadian troops are ready to go to Afghanistan, but that no final decision has been made yet on their deployment.
Interview - Mike Duffy talks to Justice Minister Anne McLellan about the 100 or so amendments to the anti-terrorism bill.
McLellan adds sunset clause to anti-terror bill - Federal Justice Minister Anne McLellan announces amendments to the government's anti-terror bill C-36 that include a sunset clause for some provisions.
Federal Justice Minister Anne McLellan's address to the House justice committee - Part one
McLellan's address to the House justice committee - Part two
McLellan's address to the House justice committee - Part three
Duffy: Bill C-36 changes - CTV's Mike Duffy comments on the Justice Minister's proposed amendments to the anti-terrorism bill.
The Taliban's last Northern stand - CTV's Tom Kennedy on the line from Kabul with the latest on the Taliban stronghold of Kunduz.
Bodies of slain journalists recovered - The bodies of four international journalists have been recovered and identified by colleagues.
Canada AM: Bill C-36 - PEN President Reza Baraheni and actress Shirley Douglas discuss the possible ramifications of Bill C-36 for Canadian artists with Canada AM's Rod Black.