For today's Geo Quiz, we're looking for the region in Southern China where the world's biggest casino opened today.

In the wake of the firing several weeks ago of it's Deputy Director, the South African Health Department today issued a recall of 20-million potentially defective condoms. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with AIDS expert and author Helen Epstein about the current turmoil surrounding the country's battle with one of the world's worst AIDS epidemics.

The World's Jason Margolis reports that researchers are working to extend what military doctors call "the golden hour." That's the brief window of time that a severely wounded soldier has to make it to a hospital alive. It's about an hour now, but researchers are hoping to figure out ways to extend that to three hours or longer.

Anchor Lisa Mullins gets some "end of summer" reading suggestions from The World's book critic, Christopher Merrill. He suggests books by authors from Australia, Norway, Germany and Japan.

Manuel Noriega is set to be released from prison in Miami next month upon completion of his 1989 sentence for drug-trafficking and racketeering. But instead of returning home to Panama, the former military leader will be extradited to France in connection with a money-laundering conviction. Carmen Gentile reports.

Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the European reaction to Turkey's presidential election results from analyst Hugh Pope. Pope explains why some of the country's neighbors are concerned about the election of its first Islamist president.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford reports on Turkey's new president. He is former foreign minister Abdullah Gül. His candidacy raised tensions in Turkey for months. Gül has roots in Turkey's Islamist political movement. But today, Gül sought to reassure Turks by saying that he will uphold the country's secular Republic.

We hear the words and music of Mighty Popo -- a Rwandan guitarist who's been living and making music in Canada for the past 20 years.

For today's Geo Quiz we were looking for the place and the organization--behind the new airline for religious pilgrims. The answer is The Vatican and Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi or ORP, the Vatican's pilgrim department, which has signed a five-year deal with Mistral Air. The answer is The Vatican.