The World's Gerry Hadden samples some of the music that fueled social change in 1968.

Entire program - May 2, 2008

The Olympic torch returned to China today. Anchor Marco Werman tells how tens of thousands of supporters turned out to see the Hong Kong relay. There were a few pro-Tibet protestors. But they were shouted down.

Dalai Lama

Two envoys from the Dalai Lama are on their way to China to meet with government officials. It's the first meeting since violent protests in Tibet in March. Anchor Marco Werman looks over the agenda with The World's China Correspondent, Mary Kay Magistad.

The World's Clark Boyd reports that a New Jersey Congressman is proposing new legislation to prevent U.S. Internet companies from turning over information about their users to countries that censor Internet content.

After five weeks of waiting, Zimbabweans are finally getting the official results of their presidential election. But the Zimbabwe's opposition is still accusing the government of stealing the vote. Anchor Marco Werman finds out more from journalist Chris McGreal.

A film about a teen born with both male and female genitalia is causing a stir in Argentina. Reporter Beth Accomando speaks to the director of "XXY."

The Palestinian economy is in shambles and in Gaza it's on the verge of collapse. The World's Jeb Sharp looks at what the Middle East Quartet has to offer after a meeting in London.

The checkered scarf worn by Palestinian men, known as a keffiyeh, has become a powerful symbol of Palestinian identity. But as Piya Chattopadhyay reports, West Bank factories can no longer compete with the cheaper imports from China.

This year marks the 60th anniversary of a French automotive icon -- Citroën's 2CV or "Deux Chevaux”. Anchor Marco Werman takes a spin with a passionate owner who explains the vehicle's enduring appeal.

Citroën 2 CV