President Bush has touted US military advisory teams as the key to stabilizing Iraq and bringing American troops home. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Lieutenant Colonel Nick Demas, who spent a year in Iraq training American advisors.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Russia expert Michael McFaul about Russia's relationship with United States in light of the nuclear stand-offs with North Korea and Iran.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports on Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's trip to Asia this week. The trip is aimed at making sure North Korea's neighbors enforce the new UN sanctions against Pyongyang. Rice also reassured leaders in Tokyo that the United States is fully prepared to defend Japan from any threat from North Korea.

The World's Marco Werman plays us excerpts from a rediscovered recording by the Icelandic band, Mum.

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A Chinese university has raised a fuss by announcing that some of its students will have to take golf lessons. University officials say golf will help their students succeed in business. Lisa Mullins speaks with Smith College Professor Steven Goldstein.

The answer to Today's Geo Quiz is Tainan. That's the proposed new capital city of Taiwan. Some members of the Taiwanese parliament want to relocate the capital to stimulate the economy and to promote independence from China.

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A Malawian baby arrived in London today to be united with his adoptive mother - Madonna. The World's Jessie Graham reports that the adoption of one-year old David Banda is stirring moral and legal debate.

Today we're looking for the name of what might become Taiwan's new capital. Hint: the city served as the capital during China's Qing Dynasty.

Brian Byrnes reports on the disappearance of a man who was a key witness in a dirty war trial in Argentina. Human rights advocates fear the man has been kidnapped or killed to silence witnesses in other cases from Argentina's military dictatorship.