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An update on the diplomatic stand-off between Western nations and Iran over its nuclear program.
Fathali Moghaddam, professor of psychology, Georgetown University author of "From the Terrorists' Point of View: What They Experience and Why They Come to Destroy"
Romesh Ratnesar, Assisting Managing Editor, TIME magazine
David Ignatius, Washington Post columnist and co-moderator (with Fareed Zakaria) of an online forum on international affairs at washingtonpost.com called "PostGlobal."
The bestselling author joins Diane to talk about his latest novel, the story of two Chinese half-brothers born during China's Cultural Revolution who follow starkly different paths in life until their fates finally merge.
Da Chen, author of two best-selling memoirs, "Colors of the Mountain" and "Sounds of the River."
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