You might think people's opinions about the conflict in the Middle East are either pro-Israeli or pro-Lebanese. Well, as the World's Marco Werman discovers, there is a nightclub in Tel Aviv where the band Balkan Beat Box brings more of a moderate point of view.

In today's Geo Quiz we were looking for the city of birth of Daniel Craig. He's the latest actor to play British secret agent 007. The answer is Chester, England.

Now that we can't take any literature with us when we board a transatlantic flight, what is the bibliophile to do? We have a few suggestions.

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As the 16th International AIDS Conference begins this weekend in Toronto, Haiti is among the many topics on the agenda. About four percent of adults in Haiti are HIV positive. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Miami Herald health reporter Jacob Goldstein who just returned from Haiti where he visited hospitals and health clinics.

As diplomats struggle to agree on a resolution aimed at ending the fighting, the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon worsens. Kate Seelye reports on how hospitals in Beirut and southern Lebanon are coping with shortages of fuel, food, and medical supplies.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks to the BBC's Daniel Lak who is at the United Nations and has the latest information on a UN resolution to end the conflict in Lebanon.

Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez is extremely popular at home. But some of his political opponents hope to make crime an issue in the country's presidential election later this year. In recent polls, Venezuelans have named violent crime as a top concern for the country.

Fidel Castro's questionable health and advancing age - he turns 80 on Sunday - feeds into the rising speculation about what will become of Cuba when Fidel dies. The World's Ruxandra Guidi reports on the roles Cuba's main economic partners, Venezuela and China, could play in the small Caribbean nation's future after Fidel

Travelling by air in Britain gets even more complicated for a group of Russian musicians who insist on keeping their instruments with them at all times.

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One thing that the suspects in Britain's latest terrorist plot have in common is that they are all Muslims. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Paul Wilkinson from the Center for the Study of Terrorism at St. Andrew's University in Scotland and Tarig Modood, author of a new book about multiculturalism about how Muslims are viewed in Great Britain.