The Chinese government may censor the newspapers and the Web, but they can't censor the podcast! Cyber attacks in Estonia. The U.S. missile defense strategy. An African satellite heading for space. Tech moguls doing good, giving back. British Prime Minister is departing: What's his green tech legacy? What about Ruppert Murdoch?

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Anchor Marco Werman treats us to the Motown sound, remixed Latin-style.

For our Geo Quiz we're looking for a central African nation located along the equator. It's known for its magnificent national parks, forest elephants, ocean-loving hippos, and lowland gorillas. The answer is Gabon. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with James Deutsche, director of Africa Programs for the Wildlife Conservation Society, about the challenge of protecting Gabon's rainforest.

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Newly-elected French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, unveiled his Cabinet today. One of his choices is surprising humanitarian Bernard Kouchner as foreign minister. Anchor Marco Werman gets the story from The Wall Street Journal's David Gauthier-Villars near Paris.

Ralph Lauren joins other high-end boutiques in having a store in Moscow. In Lauren's case, this is a homecoming of sorts. The World's Marco Werman explains.

Nearly half of the Muslim men being tried on charges of blowing up commuter trains in Madrid in 2004 are on a hunger strike. They say the charges are trumped up and the trial is a sham. The World's Gerry Hadden has the story.

Anchor Marco Werman talks with David Satterfield, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's top advisor for Iraq. Satterfield says real progress is being made in reducing sectarian strife among Iraq's Shites, Sunnis and Kurds.

Anchor Marco Werman talks with investigative journalist William Langewiesche about his new book, "Atomic Bazaar: The Rise of the Nuclear Poor." Langewiesche writes about the burgeoning black market in nuclear materials he discovered while travelling along the border between Turkey and Iran.

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Andres Rozental, a former Mexican diplomat who has advised Mexican presidents on immigration issues. Mexicans are following the debate in Washington over a new bipartisan proposal to reform US immigration laws.