Representatives from Iran and the European Union met today in Brussels in hopes of a breakthrough in the standoff with Iran over its nuclear weapons program. The World's Matthew Bell reports from London.

Akbar Ganji is Iran's most famous opposition figure. He's due to arrive in New York this weekend. He says he'll lead a hunger strike in front of the United Nations. He speaks with host Marco Werman.

Judges in Mexico are reviewing evidence to decide whether or not there should be a recount in the country's presidential election. The World's Franc Contreras has the latest.

Correspondent Amber Henshaw reports on why an increasing number of Ethiopians in the United States are returning to their homeland.

Police in India say at least 100 people have been killed in a series of explosions in Mumbai's railway system. The blast occurred during the evening rush-hour. Host Marco Werman gets the latest from reporter Sheri Fink, who's in Mumbai.

Host Marco Werman speaks with Rahul Bedi of Jane's Defence Weekly, about who might be behind today's bomb blasts in Mumbai.

Where in the world will we go today?

Today's answer is Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, where a statue of Genghis Khan was unveiled today. Host Marco Werman speaks with Lutaa Badamthand, editor of the on-line magazine Mongolia Today.

Host Marco Werman speaks with Simon Broughton. He's the producer who compiled a new CD called "The Rough Guide to the Music of Iran."