Residents of the small Palestinian village of Bil'in found victory in Israel's supreme court this week. They successfully claimed the construction of a wall separating Israel from the West Bank was designed to steal their land, not be a barrier against terrorists. The World's Quil Lawrence has this report.

Ruxandra Guidi reports from Panama on the legacy of Manuel Noriega. The former Panamanian dictator was supposed to be released from a Florida jail this weekend and head back to Panama. But an extradition request from France has clouded his future.

As Guatemalans head to the polls this weekend, The World's Clark Boyd reports that bloggers in the Central American country are getting involved in politics for the first time.

The World's daily geography puzzle.

Watch out all you male 'fashionistas' out there - there's a new look in men's dress shirts coming your way for Spring 2008. It's got an English accent. The World's Matthew Bell has the tale.

For today's Geo Quiz we're looking for the name of the city in New Zealand that is the home to the country's National Museum and where a Chicago delegation has travelled for a special repatriation ceremony. The answer is the city of Wellington, on New Zealand's North Island.

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Tegan and Sara, the identical twin darlings of this year's indie rock scene. The Canadian duo are originally from Calgary.

The World's Matthew Bell reports on today's testimony to Congress by US Ambassador to Iraq Ryan Crocker and top US commander General David Petraeus. Ahead of the testimony, Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki told lawmakers in Baghdad that Iraqi security forces need more time before they can take over from US troops.

While politicians and diplomats debate the course of action in Iraq, the citizens of Baghdad are dealing first-hand with the reality of living and working in the ravaged capital city. A professor and shopkeeper describe life under the US security surge.