The World's Gerry Hadden tells us about "Cabo San Roque," a Spanish band that makes its own instruments out of old toys and discarded junk.

Today's Geo Quiz has two answers Liechtenstein and Uzbekistan, the only two countries in the world that are doubly-landlocked. That means the country and its immediate neighbors have no ocean coastline.

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Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Andrew Carroll, editor of an anthology of writings by US troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. The anthology is called "Operation Homecoming."

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The World's Jessie Graham reports on legislation that would allow the United States to put terrorism suspects at Guantanamo on trial but not allow those detainees to challenge their confinement.

Romania is making more than 2 million files from its former secret police available to the public. The secret police spied on just about everyone in Romania during the reign of dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. Host Lisa Mullins speaks with BBC reporter Oana Lungescu, who not only reported on the story, but examined the files that the secret police kept on her.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Japanese scholar Yoshio Sugimoto about Japan's new Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe. Abe says he favors making changes to the country's pacificist constitution and plans to pursue a more assertive foreign policy.

The World's Aaron Schachter reports on the slow progress coalition forces in southern Afghanistan are making in reconstruction. The effort is slowed down by violent attacks, corruption among local officials, and testy negotiations with local leaders.

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