Anti-government protestors were out on the streets in Croatia today. The demonstrations were organized on the social networking site, Facebook. Anchor Marco Werman speaks about the protests with journalist Toni Volaric in Zagreb.

The World's Matthew Bell profiles President-elect Barack Obama's choice for National Security Advisor, Retired General James Jones.

The World's Carol Hills reports that the media in both India and Pakistan play a role in stoking the decades-long animosity between Pakistan and India.

The BBC's Barbara Plett explores the links between a Pakistani charity and the militant group accused by India of staging the Mumbai attacks last week.

Today on The World: The investigation into the Mumbai attacks puts the spot light on a charity in Pakistan with possible links to the suspected masterminds; Also, the cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe spreads to its neighbors, including South Africa; And anti-government protesters who met on Facebook take to the streets in Croatia.

For today's Geo Quiz we asked which one of the following ISN'T an actual town in the United States. Arabia, Nebraska -- Bagdad, California -- Cairo, Illinois -- Mecca, Indiana -- Palestine, Texas. It's a bit of a trick question because the answer is NONE OF THE ABOVE. All those towns really do exist in the US. In fact you may find out about these towns and others in author Jonathan Curiel's new book, "al' America: Travels Through America's Arab and Islamic Roots." Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Curiel about discovering traces of Arab and Islamic culture in unexpected places here in the US.

Church attendance is flagging in Europe. So with Christmas coming, churches in England have come up with a novel solution: an ad campaign. Anchor Marco Werman samples some goodies.

Our daily geography puzzler.

Knut the Polar Bear has become famous at the Berlin Zoo in Germany. Now he's looking for a new home, because zoo officials say they can't afford to keep him. Anchor Marco Werman finds out more from the BBC's Damien McGuiness in Berlin.

Knut photo gallery at spiegel.de

The challenges facing America's Big Three automakers are also making life hard for other car companies around the globe. Anchor Marco Werman speaks to MIT professor Thomas Kochan about the problems facing the global auto industry.

Global economic crisis