On the ground in Libya, rebel fighters have retreated from the key eastern town of AjDabiya, after heavy shelling by Gaddafi forces. It continues a series of the opposition's losses. On Saturday, rebels were advancing to the strategic oil port of Brega, but were forced back after a sandstorm grounded NATO aircraft. Back in March, the UN Security Council passed the resolution, allowing the intervention, but critics say that what's actually happening there is far from simply enforcing a no-fly zone. Journalist Patrick Henningsen says the repercussions are striking much further east - in China.
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