President Bush arrived in India today. He was welcomed at the airport by the country's Prime Minister while thousands of people protested his visit. The president will discuss nuclear issues with Indian leaders. Host Lisa Mullins speaks to the BBC's Jonathan Beale in New Delhi.

Critics say that a nuclear pact between India and the United States would violate the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Supporters say the pact would boost relations between the two nuclear powers. Host Lisa Mullins examines the issue with Matthew Bunn, an expert on nuclear issues at Harvard University.

Arranged marriages are still common in India. Families consider religion, social status, and caste in making a match. Now, a small but growing number of Indian couples are also consulting doctors. The reason is the AIDS epidemic. Correspondent Sheri Fink reports.

View photos of the wedding of Durga and Ravichandran

What did George Washington really look like? British sculptor Stuart Williamson says his wax sculptures of the first US president are as realistic as possible. Williamson speaks with host Lisa Mullins.

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A British TV ad for a new Honda Civic model uses a choir to mimic the sounds of a car. The World's Adeline Sire reports on the ad's artistic creation.

Tariq Aziz was one of the most-wanted members of Saddam Hussein's regime. Iraq's former deputy Prime Minister is now held in US custody -- but he's not on trial. His family says Aziz should be released. Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Mr. Aziz's daughter, who now lives in Jordan.

The practice of conservative Islam is on the rise in Syria, and the government is helping it along. The World's Aaron Schachter reports from Damascus.

Where in the world will we go today?

Today's answer is Hungary. Russian president Vladimir Putin was there today to return some historic books that were taken to Russia before the end of World War Two. The BBC's Nick Thorpe has the story from Budapest.