The World's Matthew Bell reports on a speech today by Republican presidential candidate John McCain that outlined his foreign policy views. McCain spoke about the need for victory in Iraq -- but he also stressed the need to repair America's relations with allies around the world.

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with reporter John Goetz about an Iraqi defector codenamed "Curveball." The defector was the source of faulty intelligence used by the Bush Administration in making its case for the invasion of Iraq.

The World's Jason Margolis has the latest on the showdown between the Iraqi government and Shiite militants. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has given the militants a deadline of 72 hours to lay down their weapons.

Entire program - March 26, 2008

The answer to today's Geo Quiz - name the country that designed Dextre, the new robot at the International Space Station - is Canada.

Marco Werman profiles the Russian rock group, Auktyon. The band has just released it's first CD in 12 years called, "Girls Sing".

The World's Aaron Schachter reports from Beirut on the spectacle of Lebanese weddings. Many Lebanese couples are willing to spend big, making a point of enjoying the big day despite the country's unstable politics and poverty.

A new robot has just been installed by the crew of the International Space Station. The robot, known as Dextre, will be used to handle future components delivered to the ISS. For today's Geo Quiz, we're looking for the name of the country that designed the robot.

Darfur activists groups say their IT infrastructures - emails and websites - have recently come under attack. The World's Clark Boyd reports that it appears the attacks are coming from China.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports on how people in Taiwan view the U.S. presidential election. Many Taiwanese base their judgment on the current candidates on how past Republican or Democratic presidents have dealt with Taiwan.