ISIS has claimed responsibility in the Sri Lanka Easter attack. Is this what we can come to expect from a post-Syria ISIS? We head around the world and get foreign media analysis of the attacks which left 253 people dead. Then we check in with Mar, our Spanish voice, on the progress of the Spain general election. This time almost all of their congressional seats are up for grabs. Will the far-right party pick up the necessary seats for a win? Finally, in Egypt, a referendum passes which gives President Sisi far more power and the ability to stay in office longer. We speak to our Egyptian voice and find out what these new powers mean for the future of elections in Egypt.

Explosions rock churches and hotels in Colombo, Sri Lanka leaving over 200 dead. We speak to a new voice in Colombo about the attacks and find out if he believes this was a terror attack. Then we head around the world for global reaction to the Mueller report. Find out how members of the foreign press are covering the release in our global media spotlight. Finally, on Change Is Hard, we show the complete 180 the press is taking on Russian Collusion following the release of the Mueller report.

This week, Julian Assange gets arrested and removed from the Ecuadorian embassy in Britain. The founder of Wikileaks is now in a state of limbo as authorities deliberate extraditing him to the US where politicians are calling for his head. We speak to Mark in Europe about the arrest and discover how the European media is handling Assange's apprehension.
Finally, the UK has proposed sweeping legislation of the internet and social media. If companies like Google and Facebook refuse or are unable to police their platforms of "child exploitation, fake news, violence and terrorist activity" or risk fines or other penalties. We'll dive in deeper with a new voice in the UK and find out if this proposed law could actually work.

This week, the US escalated tensions with Iran when the Trump Administration proposed labeling the Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization. The Iranians responded in kind and promised to do the same. We speak to Camron in Iran and find out what the Iranians do next if the US goes through with the designation. Then we're headed into Libya where the fighting between the UN-backed government and a rebel military lead by General Khalifa Haftar has become increasingly deadly. We'll speak to our voice in the region and get the real story of a growing problem that isn't in the US' headlines. Finally, on Change Is Hard, we'll be presenting a montage of clips from President Obama's Q&A in Europe. We'll hear from a journalist who gushes over the former Commander In Chief and take a moment to learn about the future of child empowerment.