The World's Aaron Schachter reports on a small political movement that appeals to moderate Palestinians who are fed up with Fatah and Hamas. This "middle of the road" group is in its infancy, but its leaders say they represent the moderate Palestinian voices that are being drowned by the violent split between the Islamist Hamas and secular Fatah.

Host Marco Werman speaks with Daoub Quttub, director of the Institute of Modern Media at Al Quds University in Ramallah. He says that despite its power grab in Gaza, Hamas will still find it difficult to run the territory because it still lacks the funds to do so.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas named an emergency government today. The move was an attempt by Abbas to move on after the violent takeover by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. But the split between Hamas and Abbas's Fatah movement has left Palestinians facing a period of political uncertainty. Host Marco Werman has more.

The World's Andrea Crossan profiles Toronto singer songwriter, Serena Ryder. Ryder's latest album covers classic songs all written by Canadian songwriters.

Today's Geo Quiz answer is Warsaw. We have an audio postcard of street music from the Polish capital's town square.

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Iran's ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency says his country is a "master of enrichment" and will never shut down its nuclear program. The Iranian official made the statement on the day that the U-N's top nuclear monitor urged Iran to stop enriching uranium. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets a reaction from the American representative to the I-A-E-A, Gregory Schulte.

The World's Jeb Sharp reports on Ban Ki Moon's first few months as Secretary General of the United Nations. Critics say the South Korean diplomat is off to a slow start and that he's struggling to follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Kofi Annan.

Reporter Ben Gilbert has the latest on the rising tensions in Lebanon, marked by yesterday's assassination of pro-American Lebanese lawmaker Waleed Ehdoo. Ehdoo was killed with his son and eight other people when an explosion ripped through his vehicle in the capital, Beirut.