PRI's The World: Latest Edition

Today on the World: Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi dismisses the country's generals. Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan is clear about his economic policies, but where does he stand on foreign policies? And the funky Ethiopian beats of Debo Band light up our Global Hit.

Today on the World: Three US soldiers are shot and killed by a gunman reportedly wearing an Afghan army uniform. India's media sound off about an American "gun culture" after last weekend's shootings at a Gurudwara in Wisconsin. And music producer Maga Bo sways our Global Hit with his Brazilian fusion.

Today on the World: Looking at the eight-hour murder trial of Gu Kilai, the wife of disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai. Then, how Britons will handle the let down when the London Olympics and the Paralympic games come to an end. And a new rule to ensure that Dublin street musicians know at least 20 songs.

Today on the World: Street fighting continues in Syria's second largest city. We get the latest on the ground, in Aleppo, and also the long view, by satellite. Then, the murder rate falls in El Salvador, following a truce between gangs. And a rare snowfall in Johannesburg inspires an impromptu wedding ceremony.

Today on the World: A New York regulator accuses a British bank of laundering money for Iran. Then, Greek authorities crack down on illegal immigrants. And we remember art critic and historian Robert Hughes.

Today on the World:NASA's "Curiosity" makes a perfect landing on Mars on Monday morning. Also some Slovenian artists question the security of online passwords and want you to give it up. And remembering legendary Mexican ranchera singer Chavela Vargas.

Today on the World: A Saudi female athlete makes history in a brief appearance in the London Olympics. Also, American farmers suffer through a crippling drought, but Argentine farmers expect a bumper grain crop. And, one of the last remaining American veterans of the Spanish civil war tells his story.

Today on the World: Europe's Central Bank disappoints the markets, unemployed Greeks head back to the farm with the help of an American farm school, and an Iranian-American jazzman doctors a piano to play Persian-flavored jazz.

Today on the World: Concerns over global food prices grow due to US drought. Then, an Egyptian letter seeking peace with Israel is said to be fake. Plus, American Bluegrass and Mongolian throat singing give birth to NuGrass.

Today on the World: Broken records, dashed expectations, doping accusations. We bring you the latest news from the 2012 Olympic games. A new documentary chronicles the skateboard culture of the 1980s East Germany. And traditional Colombian music gets a multicultural mix up with Ondratropica.