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After a summit in Berlin, world leaders have pledged not to interfere in Libya's ongoing civil conflict, and have vowed to uphold a UN arms embargo. Rhiannon Smith, executive director of the research consultancy Libya Analysis, explains what this could mean for Libya鈥檚 shaky oil export industry.
Also in the show, the government of Mozambique is seeking the cancellation of a $622 million debt in a civil case lodged at the UK High Court. Tim Jones, head of policy at the UK charity Jubilee Debt Campaign, explains why Mozambique says the loans were unconstitutional and illegal.
Meanwhile as the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos prepares to kick off, a report from Oxfam alleges the world鈥檚 22 richest men have more wealth than all the women in Africa. Oxfam鈥檚 head of advocacy Katy Chakrabortty joins to explain the report鈥檚 findings and recommendations.
And the German government will spend over $95bn to upgrade the country鈥檚 rail network. Chris Jackson of the Railway Gazette Group explains why.
We鈥檒l also have a look-ahead to the week鈥檚 economic news with independent economist Michael Hughes.
(Picture: German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to the Berlin summit. Picture credit: Getty images.)