Anass

In today's Global Hit Correspondent James Todd takes us to the Muslim country Morocco to meet the Christian gospel singer Anass.

The answer to the Geo Quiz is Taiwan. The BBC's Caroline Gluck attends an aboriginal ceremony in the northwest corner of the country.

Where in the world will we go today?

Correspondent Jen Ross reports from Santiago, Chile about a 15-year-old boy with a mission. He is determined to revive an extinct language called Selk'nam. He is now the only speaker of Selk'nam.

A new study published by the Carnegie Institute's Department of Global Ecology reports that using reforestation as a tool to combat global warming may be fruitless. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Ken Caldeira, one of the authors of the study, about his findings.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports from Beijing on today's high-level trade talks between the United States and China. A US delegation headed by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is pressing the Chinese government on such issues as the value of China's currency and the growing trade gap between the United States and China.

"Blood Diamond" is a new Hollywood film set in Sierra Leone during the 1990's. The World's Ruxandra Guidi reports on how the film is good news for some movie-goers in Africa.

The World's Katy Clark reports on the growing instability in Somalia. The US Government says the country's "Islamic Courts" are linked to al Quaeda.

Borzou Daragahi of The Los Angeles Times went to a teahouse in Baghad to watch today's soccer match between Iraq and Qatar. Iraqis were riveted to the game...and were disappointed when Qatar won 1-0.

Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's Frances Harrison in Tehran about today's elections in Iran. Voters are casting ballots to elect city councils. Top election issues include unemployment and traffic congestion, not the nuclear standoff with the international community.