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The World's Alex Gallafent tells us about "Betrayed," a play that focuses on the relationship between the United States and Iraqis who work for the US military. The play was written by George Packer and is based on an article he wrote for the New Yorker magazine.

The World's Matthew Bell reports on a new law in Iraq that allows former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath party to return to government.

The World's Clark Boyd reports on a website run by a Kenyan living in the United States. The site is called "I have notribe.com." Its founder said he started it to promote peace among members of Kenya's various ethnic groups.

Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe has an unexpected challenger in upcoming elections. A former member of his own government says he will challenge Mugabe in upcoming elections. Political repression under Mugabe had meant the president had no opposition... until today. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks to Andrew Meldrum, a journalist who covered Zimbabwe until he was expelled in 2003.

1.4 million legal immigrants applied for US citizenship last year. The vast majority were Latinos. Spurred by frustration over immigration reform, many legal residents decided to become citizens and cast their vote. Today they get their chance. Marcos Najera of station KJZZ in Phoenix reports.

Some Americans living in Ireland can take a trip to a pub in Dublin to cast their primary ballot. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Kate Fitzgerald, chair of Democrats Abroad Ireland.

The World's Gerry Hadden reports that American voters living in Europe are very excited about taking part in this year's presidential election.

Overseas voter

Entire program - Feb 5, 2008

Supermodel-turned-singer Carla Bruni can now add First Lady of France to her resume. Bruni married France's president Nicholas Sarkozy over the weekend. But her recording career is not over. Anchor Lisa Mullins has today's Global Hit.