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The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports that poor election results over the weekend forced Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian to resign as head of his political party. Many Taiwanese voters have grown tired of Chen's pro-independence rhetoric. They want a more conciliatory approach to mainland China.

A commentary in China's official Communist Party newspaper blames Western-style democracy for the political unrest in Kenya. The People's Daily says Western democratic theory isn't suited to African conditions. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets reaction from Akwe Amosu, senior policy analyst for Africa at the Open Society Institute.

Anchor Lisa Mullins explains how the United Nations' mapping agency is using satellite images to monitor developments in Kenya.

Post-election unrest in Kenya has been widespread and hard to monitor in real time. Some concerned bloggers are trying to help. They've set up a website where Kenyans can report on what they see in their own communities. The result: a real-time, web-based map that shows what's happening all across Kenya. The World's Clark Boyd has the story.

Rhoda Metcalfe reports that South Africa's president has suspended the national police chief amid corruption charges. Critics say the move was long overdue.

A sprinter from South Africa was barred today from competing in the Summer Olympics in Beijing later this year. South Africa's Oscar Pistorius is a double amputee who runs on special carbon blades attached to his legs. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the full story Matt Pryor of The Times of London.

Matt Gutman reports on Israel's kibbutz movement. The communal settlements were aimed at creating a newer, better human. But critics say the experience took an emotional toll on people who were raised in communal fashion in a kibbutz.

The World's Jeb Sharp reports on President Bush's remarks on Iran. The president recently accused Iran of threatening the security of nations everywhere. On his current trip, Mr. Bush is trying to get America's Arab friends to take a similarly tough line against Iran.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks to Michael Abramowitz, who is traveling with President Bush on his tour of the Middle East. Today, the tour featured a stop in Saudi Arabia, where President Bush met with King Abdullah.