The World's Katy Clark describes how the head of Italian carmaker FIAT sees the auto business: as a Darwinian struggle to survive. Sergio Marchionne was able to turn FIAT around, now he may be using the same approach at Chrysler.

Fiat 500Anchor Marco Werman speaks with automotive designer and critic, Robert Cumberford, about FIAT's deal with Chrysler.

A quick quote from former FIAT design guru Frank Stephenson about the importance of national character when designing a car.

For today's Geo Quiz we're looking for a town on the west coast of Sweden that's holding it's annual oyster-schucking competition. The answer is Grebbestad. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Per Olaffssen, an expert oyster shucker, to find out how the competition works.

Lal Meri is an ancient Sufi folk song. It's also the name of a band that mixes Sufi mysticism and electronic beats. One of the band members explains.

Today on The World: The political squabbling in Mexico over the swine flu outbreak; Also, is the outbreak slowing down in Mexico, but still expanding elsewhere? and later, a program that helps Haitians deported by the US to start over in their impoverished homeland.

The World's Lorne Matalon reports on some of the political fallout from the swine flu outbreak in Mexico. Some opposition politicians are criticizing the government for not reacting fast enough to the outbreak, or for overreacting. President Felipe Calderon has defended his government's actions as swift and appropriate.

Anchor Lisa Mullins gets some updated information on the swine flu outbreak from The World's health editor David Baron. That includes an update on whether the flu outbreak is indeed slowing down in Mexico, but still spreading elsewhere.

Anchor Lisa Mullins gets some updated information on the swine flu outbreak from The World's health editor David Baron. That includes an update on whether the flu outbreak is indeed slowing down in Mexico, but still spreading elsewhere.

A county in south central China isn't encouraging people there to stop smoking. In fact, it's ordering public workers to smoke. Anchor Lisa Mullins finds out why from The World's Mary Kay Magistad.