The government of Mali has signed a peace deal with Tuareg rebels in the north of the country. The Tuaregs are a nomadic people who live throughout West Africa. In today's Global Hit, Tuareg musicians team up with musicians from another African nomadic group to produce a unique sounding CD.

The United States and Japan want to impose sanctions against North Korea. But Russia and China are opposed. The World's Athena Desai has the latest on the international response to North Korea's missile tests.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with James Lilley, former ambassador to both South Korea and China, about the diplomatic challenges facing Russia, Japan, South Korea, China, and the United States, as they work out a response to North Korea's recent missile testing.

Former fighters on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian divide have formed a group called "Combatants for Peace." Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Elik Elhanan, who served in the Israeli army, and Bassam Aramin, a Palestinian who served seven years in an Israeli prison. Both are calling for an end to the violence.

A new video was released today of one of the four London suicide bombers. It's been a year since they killed 52 people by blowing themselves up on subways and a bus. The World's Matthew Bell reports from London.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with BBC science and technology reporter Jonathan Fildes about efforts to bolster mobile telecommunications so that people can stay connected in a crisis, when phone systems often become overloaded.

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The center-left candidate in Mexico's disputed presidential election, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, says he won't accept the result of a review of the votes and he'll take his demands to court. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the latest from The World's Franc Contreras in Mexico City.