The ruler of Dubai wants to raise the level of leadership and education in his country. He cited a knowledge gap that separates the Arab world from Western world and Asia. Today he announced a foundation aimed at closing that gap. The World's Alex Gallafent reports.

Many Iranians are stuck in a holding pattern when it comes to making financial decisions out of fear that US sanctions could foil their plans. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Ziba Kalam, Professor of Political Science at Tehran University, about the impact of US sanctions on Iran's economy.

President Bush today called for stronger sanctions against Iran. Mr. Bush made the call on the same day that the head of the U-N's nuclear agency said that Iran could be as little as three years away from producing a nuclear weapon. The World's Matthew Bell has the latest.

The World's Carol Hills profiles Nigerian musician, Daddy Showkey.

Today's answer is the Chagos Islands, where 2-thousand people were forcibly relocated in the 1960s to make way for a U-S military base. Today, a British court said they can return.

The World's Jason Margolis has the last in our series on the widening of the Panama Canal. Workers are digging to widen the waterway, but paleontologists are digging for fossils and finding them. Their discoveries reveal a lot about the area's past and gives hints about its future.

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Correspondent Kate Seelye has the latest on the conflict in a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon. Thousands of refugees have escaped the beseiged camp and taken refuge in another camp down the road.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Hoda el-Turk, an official with the U-N Relief and Works Agency, about the attempt to get emergency supplies to the beseiged Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon. Yesterday, relief workers came under fire when they tried to bring supplies to the site.