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Top 5 Mid-East governments at risk of toppling Sachin Seth Global IssuesTerraThe News February 15, 2011 47The Egyptians weren’t the first peoples in the Arab world to rise up against an oppressive government in 2011. Before...
Swiss freeze Mubarak assets John M. Guilfoil Global Issues February 11, 2011 5Switzerland has frozen the assets of Hosni Mubarak, who resigned as president of Egypt on Friday after 30 years of...
Senator John Kerry: “extraordinary moment for Egypt” John M. Guilfoil Global Issues February 11, 2011 5Senator John Kerry, Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, today issued a statement following the announcement that President Hosni Mubarak...
Commentary: This isn’t only about Egypt, it’s about you Fatima Shahzad Global Issues February 11, 2011 29I’m able to write this today, without the fear of censorship, without the fear of futile efforts and with the...
Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak steps down Sachin Seth Global IssuesTerraThe News February 11, 2011 31Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak has resigned as president after 18 days of protests by the country’s people, and 30 years as...
BREAKING NEWS: Mubarak resigns Blast Magazine Newsroom Global Issues February 11, 2011 1Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak has resigned. The announcement came suddenly in a statement at 11 a.m. Eastern Time. The embattled...
Report: Mubarak leaves Cairo John M. Guilfoil Global Issues February 11, 2011 5As protests rage on in Egypt with an increasing level of anger over President Hosni Mubarak’s Thursday broadcast, in which...
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West is moving too slow on Egypt Sachin Seth Global IssuesTerraThe News February 7, 2011 10Is Egypt ready for democracy? The question itself is insulting, and I’m not even Egyptian. The main concern? If Egyptian President Hosni...
Anderson Cooper and his crew attacked in Egypt Eiko Watanabe Global Issues February 4, 2011 10CNN’s Anderson Cooper, reporting from Egypt, explained how he and his camera crew were attacked as they were reporting on...
US and Egypt: the contradiction between words and actions Sachin Seth Global IssuesTerraThe News January 31, 2011 22Contradiction in rhetoric and action is a pretty standard feature of foreign policy for countries around the world. We were...
Wings of Hope, Haiti: One year after the earthquake David Manzo Dispatches from Haiti January 11, 2011 320With the anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake, I thought you might appreciate an update on Wings of Hope, Cotting’s sister...
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The Embassy Cables: Violence in the French housing projects Laura Krantz The Embassy Cables December 15, 2010 9PARIS — A partial Wikileaks-leaked cable written in November 2005 by the American Embassy in Paris, most likely to the...
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Julian Assange granted bail in London John M. Guilfoil The Embassy Cables December 14, 2010 25A British judge freed WikiLeaks founder and editor Julian Assange on bail Tuesday, setting strict conditions as the online information...
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