Armed clashes erupt as the leader of Hezbollah accuses the Lebanese government of a "declaration of war".

After ten days in the Amazon, Alex Gallafent headed back to Boston. Check out his videos and stand by for his radio reports soon to be heard on The World!

The World's April Peavey has a profile of Chinese singer Sa Dingding. She's proud to represent China around the globe, even in the face of criticism over Tibet and human rights.

A good cup of tea could help you solve today's Geo Quiz. Not just any tea, though. Green tea.

The World's Clark Boyd reports on a new effort to help combat malaria in Africa by using the Internet. The work of Africa-based malaria researchers is often hampered by a lack of funds.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Naomi Duguid and Jeffrey Alford about their latest book, "Beyond The Great Wall", recipes and travels in the other China.

Others may see Israel in terms of black of white, but to Tom Fenton it is a country in shades of grey, of nuances and riddles, more complex now then it was when he first knew it as a young reporter in 1966.