In the week that saw the death of Osama Bin Laden, Mark Davis presents a special edition of Dateline from the United States on the worldwide reaction to the killing of the al-Qaeda leader in Pakistan.

Video journalist Aaron Lewis speaks to New Yorkers, including one of the first on the scene on September 11th, about whether they feel justice has been done over the attacks nearly ten years ago.

Co-host Yalda Hakim has reaction in the Arab world from Cairo, where Osama once lived and where his deputy, Dr Ayman al-Zawahiri, was born and educated. Yalda speaks with a senior representative from Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood to get its view on his death.

Video journalist Evan Williams reports from London, home to a large part of the UK’s Muslim population and scene of the July 7th 2005 suicide bombings.

And Mark interviews former US Under Secretary of State, John Bolton, and former Pakistani diplomat, Akbar Ahmed, for more analysis of the week's events.

Dateline asks if it's the end of the 'war on terror' as some hope, or merely the start of a new chapter of resentment towards the West?

WATCH - Click to see this special edition of Dateline (or jump directly to the reports from Aaron Lewis, Yalda Hakim or Evan Williams.)

INSIGHT - SBS's Insight program on Tuesday 24th May discussed Pakistan's complicated relationship with the West, particularly in light of Bin Laden's death. Replay the debate on the Insight website.

TIMELINE - Osama Bin Laden was well known to the United States authorities before September 11th 2001 - read our timeline of his life and the main events in the hunt for him.

EXTRA - Links to more information about the various organisations featured in the program.

PHOTO GALLERY - A selection of the striking images that have made the news surrounding Osama Bin Laden's death.

BEHIND THE SCENES - Find out how Dateline put together this special program from across the world and its different timezones in just a few days.

WORLD NEWS AUSTRALIA - Get the latest news coverage of Osama Bin Laden's death and the aftermath from SBS's World News Australia, including an interview with video journalist Evan Williams about his story.

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On air: 8th May 2011