Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's Barbara Plett about Pakistan's decision to arrest members of the militant group linked Mumbai, India.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks to the BBC's Tinku Ray about the results of regional elections in India -- the first such results to be made public since the Mumbai attacks.

Our daily geography puzzler.

New research suggests that dogs may exhibit behaviors that look like envy. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Dr. Friederike Range who headed the study at the University of Vienna.

Anchor Lisa Mullins reveals the answer to our Geo Quiz today. We wanted the name of the continent that extends into all 4 hemispheres of Earth -- north, south, east and west. The answer is Africa, which has portions both north and south of the equator, and portions both east and west of the prime meridian.

Saxophonist and keyboardist Tim Ries has been touring with the Rolling Stones for almost a decade. Ries talks to anchor Lisa Mullins about his new CD 'Stones World" a world music take on the Rolling Stones' songs.

Today on The World: President Bush defends the "Bush Doctrine" at West Point; Spain unveils a massive economic rescue plan; and Britain's attempts to rescue victims of "forced marriage."

President Bush delivered a speech today at West Point defending what's come to be known as the "Bush Doctrine." That's his policy of pre-emptive military action. Mr. Bush first outlined his post-9/11 policy in at a speech in West Point in 2002. The World's Jeb Sharp has details.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with former Assistant Secretary of Defense Lawrence Korb about President Bush's speech at West Point today looking back on what's known as the Bush Doctrine.

Spain's construction industry has been hit hard by the country's economic downtown. Now the socialist government there has unveiled a 15-billion dollar economic rescue plan to help get people back on the payroll. The World's Gerry Hadden reports that the plan is part bank bailout-part New Deal.