Today on The World: Tens of thousands of lawyers protest in Pakistan to demand the reinstatement of the country's top judges; A photo exhibition documents the impact free anti-AIDS treatment has had on AIDS patients around the world; And a ban in Scotland on bag-pipe playing musicians on parts of the country's famous Royal Mile.

Correspondent Julie Caine profiles Japanese country and western singer Toshio Hirano.

For yesterday's Geo Quiz, we asked people to name ten countries that have four-letter names. We also asked people to let us know if we missed any. Apparently, we did. The World's David Leveille has this update.

Our daily geography puzzler.

TV and radio travel host Rick Steves is best known for his sojourns in Europe. But recently, Rick Steves took his film crew to Iran. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with him about his experiences there.

It's been almost a year since the Palestinian militant group Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip. The World's Quil Lawrence reports on what life's been like for some of the one and half million people living in Gaza.

Two U.S. Congressman are accusing "sources" in China of hacking into their office computers. Chinese officials deny their government had any involvement in the cyberattacks. The World's Technology Correspondent Clark Boyd has the story.

It's been one month since an earthquake killed about 70,000 people in China's Sichuan province. Thousands of the victims were children. And their parents want to know whether poorly built schools played a part. Today, Beijing imposed tight security in some areas, in an apparent attempt to prevent protests. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with The World's Mary Kay Magistad.

New evidence is emerging that Zimbabwe's military is playing a key role in running President Robert Mugabe's re-election campaign. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's Ian Pannell, who just returned from reporting undercover inside Zimbabwe.

Video: The BBC's Ian Pannell is reporting undercover from Zimbabwe

Anchor Lisa Mullins tells us about the results of the latest Pew Global Attitudes Survey, which is out today. The annual survey provides a snapshot of how the U.S. is perceived around the world.