The World's Ruxandra Guidi remembers Romanian icon, singer Gica Petrescu. Petrescu, dubbed the Romanian Frank Sinatra, died yesterday at the age of 91.

Host Marco Werman speaks with Michael Kirk, producer of a Frontline documentary called "The Dark Side." The program details Vice President Dick Cheney's role in the campaign against terrorism and the Iraq war.

Correspondent Rhoda Metcalfe reports from Istanbul on renewed violence between Turkish forces and Kurds.

A leaked cable from the US embassy in Baghdad, signed by the ambassador, paints a grim picture of Iraq as a disintegrating country. Host Marco Werman speaks with "Sam," an employee of the British embassy in the Iraqi capital.

The Iraqi defense ministry said today the bodies of two American soldiers missing since Friday have been found. The two men were believed to have been captured by insurgents. The new leader of al Qaeda in Iraq claimed responsibility for their deaths. The World's Jason Margolis reports.

Host Marco Werman profiles the oud-playing Palestinian trio, Le Trio Joubran. The three are brothers and use their instrument to explore styles from all over the world.

Today's answer is Austria, the original home of a famous painting by Gustav Klimt that's making headlines today for its reported $135 million price tag. The painting has also been at the heart of a battle over Nazi-looted art. Host Marco Werman speaks with Scott Gutterman, Deputy Director of the Neue Galerie - the museum that just bought the painting.

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The BBC's Daniel Griffiths reports on the craze to learn English in Chinese schools.