Today's Global Hit features a 14-piece music band named Chopteeth. Most members hail from the Washington, DC area. But the band's sound has a distinct West African feel. Anchor Lisa Mullins tells us why.

The answer to today's Geo Quiz is Africa's Skeleton Coast, where dense fog and treacherous surf have been responsible for countless shipwrecks over the years. Journalist Simon Winchester sent us an audio postcard from the Skeleton Coast.

Simon Winchester's Atlantic World

The World's Gerry Hadden reports on the rebirth of beekeeping in Germany. Honey bee colonies...and their keepers...have been dying out in rural Germany. But now younger Germans are tending bees, in the city.

Our daily geography quiz.

The World's Lorne Matalon reports on the ongoing dispute between Mexico and the United States over trade. The US is keeping Mexican trucks from going more than 25 miles north of the border. Mexico is replying with tariffs on a list of US goods normally exported to Mexico.

Anchor Lisa Mullins tells us about two memorable North Korean statements -- one about the rocket launch reported this weekend, the other about a recent defeat on the soccer field.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with The World's Matthew Bell about this weekend's reported rocket launch in North Korea. North Korea's state-run media hailed the country's satellite launch as a success. But U.S. and South Korean sources say the launch failed to put anything into orbit.

North Korea's strategic arsenal

Cyrus Farivar reports from Lyon, France, on a virtual reality game based on the 1980s video game PacMan. It's called Urban PacMan.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad has the latest from the UN-backed trial of former Khmer Rouge officials being held in Cambodia. Today's proceedings opened under a cloud of corruption and accusations of political interference.

President Obama finishes off his first overseas tour as president with a stop in Turkey. Mr. Obama delivered a speech there today, calling Turkey a "critical ally," and he's getting good reviews there. The World's Aaron Schachter reports.