Our daily geography puzzler.

France is mourning the death of composer Maurice Jarre. Jarre scored many well-known films, including Doctor Zhivago and Lawrence of Arabia.

Anchor Lisa Mullins finds out who won what's billed as "the richest horse race in the world." It's an event hosted by the emirate of Dubai -- which is the answer to our Geo Quiz today. The winning thoroughbred is taking home six million dollars.

The World's William Troop gives us a taste of CuCuLand, a new solo album by New York-based Cuban singer CuCu Diamantes.

Today on The World: President Obama makes his first official trip to Europe today where he's extremely popular, though some of his policies are not; Israel swears in a new government today that includes a religious party in charge of settlements; and we hear some Pakistani protest music... courtesy of two Pakistani professors.

Barack Obama makes his first trip to Europe today as president. Mr. Obama remains hugely popular in Europe, and many governments there welcome the change in tone his administration represents. But as The World's Gerry Hadden reports, that doesn't mean that European governments are willing to go along with his policy wishlist.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Simon Johnson, former chief economist for the International Monetary Fund, about the challenges facing President Obama as he joins leaders from the world's major economies at this year's G20 Summit.

The World's Jason Margolis looks at some of the OTHER nations attending the G20 summit this week. Though Europe and the US may grab the headlines, there are many other countries trying to accomplish their goals at the summit.

Benjamin Netanyahu returns to the post of Israeli prime minister today. Netanyahu's new coalition government includes the religious Shas party, which will hold the Housing ministry -- the office that oversees Jewish settlements. Linda Gradstein reports from Jerusalem.