A look at the recent Chinese political storm, the claims that Nicolas Sarkozy took money from Gaddafi, and the US front pages.

We ask where the Gaddafi family went, consider whether al-Shabaab are a threat to Somalia’s new parliament, and meet the editor of a Manitoba newspaper.

We discuss Aung San Suu Kyi’s arrival in Europe, look into Colonel Gaddafi’s photo archive, and speak to Ben Rawlence, author of Radio Congo.

Libyan democracy a year since Gaddafi’s death, why Japan and South Korea are discussing North Korea, and our correspondent in Stockholm checks in.

How the coverage of Gaddafi’s death may affect what happens next and US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta’s first visit to Asia. Ted Kravitz presents.

The latest on the US election, Ronen Bergman discusses Israel’s potential role in Sudan, and we ask whether Gaddafi’s forces are still present in Libya.

We analyse Saif al-Islam Gaddafi’s upcoming trial in Libya, ask whether Australia’s resources are sustainable, and take a yodelling tour of the Austrian Alps.

How Gaddafi’s influence has spread to Mali, we discuss Fidel Castro's memoirs and learn how squid fishing is causing tension between Britain and Argentina.