Demonstrations against the peace talks being held in Annapolis, Maryland erupted in the Palestinian territories and in Israel today. Correspondent Matt Gutman reports from Jerusalem.

The World's Katy Clark has an update on the US-sponsored Middle East peace conference that is taking place in Annapolis, Maryland.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with WGBH commentator John Carroll about the work of war correspondents during World War Two. Carroll has interviewed several of the war correspondents from that era. He compares their work with that of war reporters today.

Clerics representing various religions from around the world got together in Barcelona, Spain for an unique summit. The idea is to use humor to defuse tensions among the globe's religions. The World's Gerry Hadden has the story.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Qais Rasouli, an English teacher at Kabul University, about life in Afghanistan amidst rising violence in the country.

Gregory Warner reports that the Afghan government today said official negligence contributed to the high death toll from a suicide bombing three weeks ago. It was the country's deadliest suicide bombing to date, leaving some 80 people dead -- many of them children.

Entire program - November 27

The World's Jason Margolis profiles Mexican singer-songwriter Valentina. She's a former pop diva who decided to give her career a different steer. Now she performs more contemplative music, singing in both Spanish and English.

For today's Geo Quiz we were looking for a Middle Eastern territory on the west bank of the Jordan River. It's the West Bank. And it's where author Philip Winslow spent time as an humanitarian aid worker. He wrote about his experience in his new book, "Victory for Us Is To See You Suffer."

The World's Lorne Matalon reports that Mexico's Congress has passed a resolution asking the US to ease up on its crackdown against illegal immigrants from Mexico. The resolution was drafted after Mexican politicians hosted a meeting with US advocates for the undocumented.