The World's Matthew Bell reports that Zimbabwe's embattled president Robert Mugabe is showing no signs of compromise. Today, during his first major public speech since the disputed March 29th elections, he lashed out at Britain for "trying to steal" his country. Britain's prime minister has criticized Mugabe for refusing to release the results of the presidential election.

Entire program - April 18, 2008

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the famously prolific Bollywood singer, Asha Bhosle. At age 75, Bhosle's recorded over 13,000 songs. Her upcoming CD is called "75 Years of Asha: A Musical Journey."

The answer to today's Geo Quiz is Singapore. The city is now home to the tallest observation wheel in the world.

Phil Mercer reports from Sydney that Australia's economy is booming, and the country can't find enough new workers. So Australian businesses are trying to keep their older employees on the job.

For today's Geo Quiz, we're looking for the Asian city that's home to a giant new observation wheel.

The World's Carol Hills reports on a SECOND Olympic torch that will be carried to the top of Mt. Everest in early May.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with reporter Tinku Ray in New Delhi. The Olympic torch was paraded around India's capital today amid massive security that kept pro-Tibet demonstrators -- and spectators -- at bay.

Anchor Lisa Mullins gets a preview of The World's new online book feature, World Books, from editor Bill Marx.

Anchor Lisa Mullins reports that a Florida anthropologist has developed a computer model of Neanderthal speech based on ancient fossils from France.