Newsline 13 July: The Somali president is claiming a "clear victory" over Islamist rebels in the battle for control of the capital Mogadishu, and the Dutch Prime Minister heads to Washington to meet the US President.

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Government victory in Mogadishu
Somalia's fragile western-backed government claims it has scored a decisive victory over Islamist rebels in the capital Mogadishu. Heavy fighting over the weekend left at least 21 people dead - 18 of them civilians. But the President claims a heavy blow has been dealt to militants in the long-running battle to win control of the city. Rashid Abdi from the International Crisis Group explains the situation
 
Balkenende goes to Washington
Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende leaves for Washington today, and will be meeting with US President Barack Obama tomorrow. And while Mr Balkenende is sure to be hoping that the meeting will boost his own profile, is there anything the Netherlands can offer the world's most powerful man? Listen to interview with Ruth Oldenziel

Srebrenica remembered in a land divided
Grieving Bosnian Muslims gathered on Saturday to remember the Srebrenica massacre when some 8,000 Muslim boys and men were slaughtered by Bosnian Serb forces. But 14 years later, Bosnia is still a nation divided along ethnic lines. We report from one district where Serbs, Croats and Muslims are trying to live together in peace. Listen to a report by David Jan Godfroid