Israel has a particular interest in the presidential race. It relies on the US for political and financial support. The World's Quil Lawrence reports.

Americans in Argentina cast absentee votes on Super Tuesday. Richard Reynolds reports from Buenos Aires.

Anchor Lisa Mullins gets another perspective on the US presidential race from three European reporters who cover American politics for readers back home. Corine Lesnes writes for the French newspaper Le Monde; Gabor Steingart writes for Der Spiegel in Germany; and Tomasz Zalewski reports for the Polish Press Agency PAP.

The World's Alex Gallafent examines how American artists portray the war in Iraq and its consequences. From photographs of wounded soldiers to recordings about the meaning of freedom, art is a key part of how Americans are trying to make sense of the war.

Our daily geography puzzler.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with a member of the Overseas Burmese Patriots Group in Singapore. The group recently organized a screening of the latest Rambo movie. The film's plot pits John Rambo against the repressive Burmese military. Burmese democracy activists say the movie will inspire real-life revolution against Burma's military government.

The answer to today's Geo Quiz is China. The kosher food industry is on the rise there as Chinese factory owners hope to tap into the US kosher food market. The BBC's Frances Harrison has that story.

Manuel Rueda reports from Colombia on the creator of a "facebook" group that succeeded in getting thousands of people around the world to march in protest against the Colombian rebel group FARC.

The World's Marco Werman remembers the late "Maharishi Mahesh Yogi". The Indian mystic, who was once spiritual guru to The Beatles, has died.

Entire program - Feb 7, 2008