Pakistan's supreme court ruled that exiled former prime minister Nawaz Sharif is free to return. Sharif says he will, to challenge President Pervez Musharraf, the man who ousted Sharif in a 1999 coup. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Abbas Nasir, editor at the Dawn Newspaper in Karachi.

The World's Marco Werman profiles a singer named Nawal. She's from the Comoros Islands just off the south-eastern coast of Africa. The Comoros Islands are the answer to today's Geo Quiz. Nawal explores Indian ocean rhythms on her new CD called "Aman."

Millions of young, educated Europeans earn less than a thousand euros, or about 13 hundred dollars, a month. They're called the Thousand Euro Generation. Some are calling them Europe's new poor. The World's Gerry Hadden explains.

The World's Clark Boyd tells us about an auction taking place tomorrow in Britain. Some of the items up for bid are children's board games made in Nazi Germany.

American actor Dan Hoyle travelled to Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta. There he met with American oil workers, Nigerian warlords, and people just caught in the crossfire of Nigeria's oil wars. Now he's telling their stories in a New York theater. The World's Alex Gallafent reports on Hoyle and his one man play, "Tings Dey Happen."

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US businesses are phasing out their older, pollution generating technologies, in favor of greener, cleaner factories and vehicles. But some of their retired coal fired plants and belching buses are getting a second life. They are turning up in developing countries with less stringent emission standards. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the story from Boston Globe report Beth Daley.

A PBS documentary airing tonight retells the history of Islamic Spain. The film revisits a time when much of the Spanish peninsula was controlled by Muslim rulers, and when Christians, Muslims and Jews often lived side by side peacefully. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Alexander Kronemer, one of the executive producers of "Cities of Light, The Rise and Fall of Islamic Spain." She also speaks with Georgetown professor John Voll.

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A US army major, along with his wife and sister - are accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes from contractors doing business with the US military in Iraq. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets details from Washington Post reporter Dana Hedgpeth, who has been following the story.