麻豆社

Israelis back Netanyahu but where does that leave prospects for a Palestinian state? 麻豆社 Middle East editor, Jeremy Bowen, expalins what this means for the region and the rest of the world. We look at the militant attack in Tunisia that has left more than 20 people dead.

We hear from our correspondent in Nigeria about the apparent gains by the army over Boko Haram militants. Is this the turning of the tide against Boko Haram or just a temporary set-back? Plus, anger on the streets of Brazil against President Dilma Rousseff. Many people want her out of office but is it because of a government corruption scandal or because she threatens the status of the wealthy in Brazil?

(Photo: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara waves to supporters as he reacts to exit poll figures in Israel's parliamentary elections late on 17 March 2015. Credit: Menahem Kahana/AFP/Getty Images)