Host Marco Werman tells us about Haifa Wehbe, a Lebanese pop singer who shocked her audience by publicly taking an HIV test recently.

Today's Geo Quiz answers include the 12 German cities of Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart, Hanover, Leipzig, Gelsenkirchen, Kaiserslautern, Cologne, Nuremberg, Dortmund, and Frankfurt.

Correspondent Amy Costello reports on a strike by private security guards in South Africa. The work stoppage has a big impact in a country where many rely on security guards for their safety.

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The World's Gerry Hadden reports on France's own illegal immigration debate. New proposals being considered in the French parliament would make it harder for illegal immigrants to apply for legal residency.

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Host Marco Werman speaks with journalist Anne-Elisabeth Moutet about the French government's response to the resurgence of rioting in some of Paris's poorer, immigrant suburbs.

Correspondent Beth Accomando reports on the new film "Wah-wah." The story centers on a young boy in Swaziland in southern Africa at the time of its independence from Britain. Writer and director, Richard Grant, based the story on events in his own childhood.

Host Marco Werman speaks with French sports writer Xavier Rivoire, about a report issued today by an independent investigator that clears cyclist Lance Armstrong of alleged doping in the 1999 Tour de France.

A preliminary military inquiry has found evidence that US soldiers killed more than 20 defenseless Iraqi civilians last November in the town of Haditha. Comparisons are being made between the Haditha incident and the 1968 My Lai Massacre in Vietnam. To remind us what happened then, Host Marco Werman speaks with historian David Anderson, author of "Facing My Lai: Moving Beyond the Massacre".

Host Marco Werman speaks with Colonel Richard Eaton, spokesman for the multi-national forces in Iraq, about the violence and instability in the southern Iraqi city of Basra. Iraq's prime minister Nouri al-Maliki has declared a state of emergency in Basra, and the city's oil exports are under threat.