The World's Jason Margolis looks at what's driving the rally in global stock markets today.

With the world's attention trained on the global economy, little attention has been paid to a striking goal set by the Russian and American presidents: to rid the world of nuclear weapons. The World's Alex Gallafent reports.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall about how the G20 summit highlighted dynamics among the nations represented in London.

The World's Laura Lynch reports on the plan that came out of the G20 meeting in London. It includes more than one trillion dollars for the International Monetary Fund.

Today on The World: What's come out of the G20 summit in London; How Italian car company Fiat can help save Chrysler from bankruptcy; And a movie that takes you back to Paris in 1936 -- labor unrest, included.

The answer to today's Geo Quiz is Lagos, Nigeria. The World's Marco Werman is there. He tells anchor Lisa Mullins about a concert held in the city to honor the late music star, Fela Kuti

The US-based rights group, Freedom House, said today that China tops the charts as one of the world's worst offenders of internet censorship. The World's Clark Boyd has details.

The World's Aaron Schachter takes a walk through the Old City in Damascus, Syria to see how efforts to attract more people is transforming the traditional feel of this ancient marketplace.

Our daily geography puzzler.

Those unmanned aircraft that fly over war zones do have pilots. But they sit in a high-tech cockpit back in the United States. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Air Force Colonel Eric Mathewson, who has spent many hours at the controls of aircraft in Afghanistan, about what's it's like to be thousands of miles away from your war zone.