The World's Gerry Hadden reports on Europe's quest to reduce its dependence on outside sources of fossil fuels. It's not quite ready to re-embrace nuclear power, with some notable exceptions.

In today's Geo Quiz we're going to a French city with a connection to the artist Vincent Van Gogh.

The World's Ken Bader tells us about "The Promise," a movie by director of Chen Kaige. The film was China's box office champ of 2005 -- and it's about to be seen by American moviegoers for the first time.

The answer to today's Geo Quiz is Arles - a city in the south of France. The World's David Leveille tells the story of one of the many Arles residents who posed for Vincent Van Gogh. Her portrait recently sold at auction for about 40 million dollars.

The World's Marco Werman speaks with Joan Grossman about her documentary, "The Port of Last Resort." It's about European Jews who fled to Shanghai in the 1930's to escape the Nazis. We also hear from a German music producer who put together a CD of music inspired by their story.

Technology Correspondent Clark Boyd is back from paternity leave with a plethora of great tech stories. Let's just hope he can stay awake. We have two, count them TWO, podcast-only interviews today. The first is with Rafal Rohozinski of the Open Net Initiative. He's just completed a study looking at internet filtering during the recent Belarus elections. The results may have global implications. And, we'll see what happens when bloggers and mainstream journalists gather in London for the We Media global forum. All that, plus tunes from Spunkshine and deadmou5.

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The Sudanese government and the largest rebel group in Darfur have said they will sign a peace deal. But other rebel groups are not in agreement, and the future of the peace deal is not certain. The World's Athena Desai reports.

Anchor Lisa Mullins examines the Darfur crisis with the UN's high commissioner for human rights, Louise Arbour, who's in Sudan.

The World's Matthew Bell reports on British Prime Minister Tony Blair's decision to replace key members of his cabinet. Blair's move follows a defeat for his Labour Party in local elections.