Sheri Fink reports on a controversy over HIV testing being discussed at this year's International AIDS Conference in Toronto. Doctors and AIDS activists generally agree that testing should be voluntary. But some public health officials believe it's time to start putting some pressure on those who are reluctant to get tested.

Where in the world will we go today?

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Iran expert George Perkovich about Iran's criticism of the US and Israel in the aftermath of the Hezbollah-Israeli conflict.

The World's Athena Desai reports on US relations with Syria in the aftermath of the Hezbollah-Israeli conflict. The Bush Administration blames Syria for supporting Hezbollah activities in Lebanon.

Matthew Brunwasser reports from the Mediterranean island of Malta -- where divorce is not an option for troubled marriages. Malta's conservative Catholic society does allow married couples to separate -- but they can't re-marry.

The World's Alex Gallafent tells us how Sunnis in Iraq are taking steps to hide their affiliation at police checkpoints.

Anchor Lisa Mullins discusses the aftermath of the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict and its affect on the US push for democracy in the Middle East with international relations experts, Joseph Nye and Max Boot.

The World's Aaron Schachter reports on the effect that the conflict in Lebanon is having on the Israeli government's policy of unilateral separation from the Palestinian territories.

The World's Marco Werman profiles an exiled reggae singer from Ivory Coast whose politically-charged songs are popular with fans back home.

Today's Geo Quiz asked for the name of the capital of Ivory Coast.
The answer is Yamoussoukro.