The World's Marco Werman introduces us to Brazilian musician Caetano Veloso's latest CD "ce". It's a return to a sound Veloso has always admired.

The answer to today's Geo Quiz is Wau, Sudan - that's where Chicago Bulls basketball player Luol Deng was born 21 years ago.

The World's Jori Lewis reports on the growing U-S market for the meat of wild animals from Africa. Antelope and monkey meat are commonly eaten in parts of Africa. But "bushmeat" is ending up for sale in the United States and that has conservationists worried.

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The World's Matthew Bell reports on the land issues involved in developing Israel's Negev desert. Israel has long wanted to make the Negev bloom. But land disputes with local Bedouin Arabs could hold up development plans.

The World's Patrick Cox reports on the Moomins. Finland's comic-strip characters are a hit in many parts of the world but not the USA -- at least not yet.

The new UN secretary-general, Ban Ki Moon, has demanded that Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir live up to his promise to allow UN peacekeepers into Darfur. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Michele Montas, spokeswoman for the UN Secretary General.

Two years ago in his State of the Union address, President Bush floated the idea of privatizing parts of the US Social Security program; he used Chile's private retirement accounts as an example. Now Chile is having second thoughts about its privatized system. Correspondent Jen Ross has the story.

Talk of more US money and military personnel going to Afghanistan is getting mixed reviews from politicians and the media. Anchor Lisa Mullins talks with reporter Charlie Sennott who has covered Afghanistan for the Boston Globe.

The World's Katy Clark reports on US efforts to get European allies to increase their military and financial commitments in Afghanistan. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told NATO allies today that there is a need for more troops on the ground in Afghanistan -- and a need for more money to support the country's reconstruction.