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DHARAMVIR NAGPAL VIR - tune in, debate and listen online with your weekly World Agenda guide 11 July 2009 From Guantanamo to Paradise From seven years incarceration in Guantanamo Bay, four men have arrived in an island paradise. Despite being cleared of being 'enemy combatants' by the Bush administration, the men from China's Muslim Uighur minority continued to be held. No country was willing to take them except their homeland of China, where they feared they would be tortured. Now Bermuda has opened its doors to them and Nick Davis finds out how they are coping after solitary confinement and repeated interrogations. And how do they answer the claim that there is 'no smoke without fire' – were they ever involved in terrorist activities? July 13 Ghana welcomes the Obamas The most powerful man in the world, Barack Obama, arrives in Ghana on 10 July in his first visit to sub-Saharan Africa as US President. Massive celebrations are planned and thousands are expected to line the streets to welcome Barack and his wife Michelle. We look at the Presidential tour, how it is viewed in West Africa and what it means for the region. From 10 July Advertising in a changing world A global recession, fast changing technology and increased competition has plunged the world of advertising into a state of confusion. How do the sharpest minds in the industry create an effective campaign in the uncertainty of the modern world? Owen Bennett-Jones chairs a debate with some of the biggest names in advertising. 11 July Listen again News Find out what's coming soon BBC in other languages The World Today Outlook: Michael Jackson's chimp Business Daily The Strand: Inside the arts Digital Planet: Hi-tech Japan Generation 2012 Newshour Change your details | Click here to Unsubscribe BBC World Service reacts to live events and breaking news, therefore programme schedules are subject to change at short notice. PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS E-MAIL You can send us any questions or comments regarding the email here. Click on the link to read our Privacy & Cookies Policy and Terms of Use Feedback