Matthew Bell reports that foreign policy issues are on the table as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama look for a win in tomorrow's big primaries in Texas and Ohio. During campaign stops in Ohio, the Democratic candidates questioned each other's foreign policy credentials.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with political scientist Ben Page about the relative importance of foreign policy experience in choosing a presidential candidate.

The World's Alex Gallafent reports on how names sometimes help a politician... and sometimes they don't.

What does outgoing president Vladimir Putin mean when he says that "A man should teach his own wife how to make cabbage soup"? Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with translator and interpreter Michele Berdy to find out...plus what's behind a few other sayings she calls "putinisms"

James Ingham reports on the war of words between Colombia and neighbors Venezuela and Ecuador. The dispute began with Colombia crossing into Ecuador to kill a rebel leader. Now Ecuador and its ally Venezuela have sent thousands of troops to their borders with Colombia and warned the Colombian government not to do it again.

The World's Quil Lawrence reports that Israel is considering further military operations in Gaza, even as Israeli troops withdrew from the Palestinian territory. Israeli officials say the operations would only stop if Palestinians stop firing missiles from Gaza.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's Rushdi Abualouf about the current mood in Gaza City after the weekend of violence between Palestinian militants in Gaza and Israeli forces.

The World's Aaron Schachter reports from Beirut on what prompted Saudi Arabia over the weekend to ask its citizens to leave Lebanon immediately.

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