Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Erol Josue, a vodou priest and now a recording artist with a new CD called "Regleman."

For today's Geo Quiz we're looking for the south west Pacific country that occupies the eastern half of the world's second largest island. The answer is Papua New Guinea, an island nation in Oceania.

The World's daily geography quiz.

Radio broadcasts play an important role in keeping Darfur refugees connected to their homeland. Host Marco Werman has the story of a radio program produced for children in Darfur that is also being heard in refugee camps on the Chad-Sudan border.

People driven from their homes in Darfur are trying to adjust to refugee life in Chad. And their Chadian neighbors are trying to adjust to them. What happens when refugees settle in? The World's Jeb Sharp reports from a refugee camp on the Chad-Sudan border.

A UN backed court in Sierra Leone is ready to try former Liberian strongman Charles Taylor. But there have been delays. Marco Werman gets details from David Crane, the former Chief Prosecutor of the Special Court for Sierra Leone.

The Beijing Olympics are a year away. And today, the city government launched an ambitious experiment to see whether controlling car use will help to unclog Beijing's streets and do something about its notoriously polluted air. For the next four days, private vehicles will be allowed on the roads of Beijing only on alternate days, depending on whether their license plates end in an even or odd number. Jocelyn Ford has a score for day one.

A US Coastguard ship is sailing for the Arctic on a mission to map the sea floor. The US is hoping to document its claim to the region. Russia, Denmark, Canada and Norway are also contenders for influence to the area, which is rich in oil and gas resources. But Norway has called on countries with land bordering the Arctic region to 'chill out'. Marco Werman speaks with the Norwegian foreign minister, Jonas Gahr Store.

Millions of voles are eating their way across north-central Spain. And farmers in the region can only watch as the small, burrowing mammals munch away at their crops. Now the voles are headed for Spain's wine country. The World's Gerry Hadden has the story.

Peru's president has appealed to desperate survivors of Wednesday's deadly earthquake to remain calm as his government struggles to provide aid. Strong aftershocks rattled nerves across the region. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with a survivor.