
Aftermath of Mogadishu hotel siege
Security forces in Somalia are sweeping the Hayat hotel for explosives after siege.
Somalia security forces in the capital Mogadishu are sweeping the Hayat hotel for explosives after ending a thirty-hour siege.
Also, the daughter of one of President Putin's closet allies has reportedly been killed in a car bomb attack - who is Aleksandr Dugin, and what does he believe in?
Joining Anna Holligan to discuss these and other issues are Yasmeen Serhan, a US-born foreign affairs writer for Time magazine based in London; and Lord Peter Ricketts, former UK government national security advisor and British diplomat.
(Image: Deserted street near the scene of an al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab group militant attack at Hotel Hayat in Mogadishu, Somalia. Credit: REUTERS/Feisal Omar)
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