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In Gaza, the ruling party Hamas and its police force are picking up the pieces, three months after their infrastructure was destroyed by Israel's Operation Pillar of Defence. Next, in Jerusalem, racist football fans are in the spotlight following an arson attack on the Beitar club. Finally, we report on the crippled economy in Egypt and the impact it is having on the ideals of the revolution.

Two leading US broadsheets made headlines this week when they announced they'd fallen foul to hacking from China - we take a closer look. Next, North Korea is laid bare as Google unveils a detailed new record of the secretive Communist nation's geography. Finally, Bali's beautiful beaches are what attract the tourists, but tourism is damaging the picture perfect view.

The British Foreign Office warns of a "specific and imminent" terrorist threat in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, prompting several other governments to urge their nationals to leave the city immediately. Next, we look at how Moroccan activists are putting pressure on the government to stop the growing number of underage marriages. Finally, we head to a town in Tunisia that’s struggling to tempt back tourists, more than two years after the country’s revolution.