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... HARI SREENIVASAN: We return to EgyptAir Flight 804 and what could have happened to it. Deborah Hersman served as chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board from 2009 to 2014 and is now president of the National Safety Council, a nonprofit organization devoted to reducing preventable deaths and injuries ...
An EgyptAir airplane flying from Paris to Cairo with 66 passengers aboard crashed into the Mediterranean Sea early Thursday morning. Egyptian officials said they can't rule out terrorism at this point. The Egyptian army said Friday it had found wreckage from the aircraft and some of the passengers' belongings ...
... learn about what happened to the central character, Leila,” El Guindi said. The genesis of the play stems from events that occurred during the 2011 Egyptian revolution, when a number of women were sexually assaulted. Stories of immigrants, particularly Arab-Americans, are a common thread in many of El Guindi ...
... Minister Sharif Fathi, reported the Associated Press. The man’s motives were unclear, but Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades said the hijacking was not terrorism-related. EgyptAir flight MS181 took off Tuesday morning from the coastal city of Alexandria, Egypt, bound for Cairo with 55 passengers and seven crew members. The ...
... has been tumultuous. Our coverage of these 5 Years On concludes with a conversation with a man who's often called the Jon Stewart of Egypt. Jeffrey Brown has our story. JEFFREY BROWN: As revolution swept through Egypt in 2011, Bassem Youssef and several friends started a political satire show ...
... of the revolution that toppled former president Hosni Mubarak. The days preceding the anniversary saw heavy police presence and a severe crackdown on opposition in Egypt. Egyptian authorities vehemently deny their government's involvement in Regeni's death, however. Egypt: Italian student #GiulioRegeni "picked up by police in Cairo" before ...
... JUDY WOODRUFF: Egyptian women were on the front lines of the revolution that began in Tahrir Square. The five years since have seen the collective and individual struggles of women in Egypt become a revolution in itself. Tonight, special correspondent Nick Schifrin presents the final story in our series ...
... HARI SREENIVASAN: Five years ago today, Egypt's longtime ruler, Hosni Mubarak, was removed from power. And he was soon jailed by Egypt's judicial system. Today, he is held in a military hospital, charged with ordering the killings of protesters and awaiting retrial. The court system in Egypt ...
... citizen have dignity and freedom in my country. NICK SCHIFRIN: But, today, Maher has no freedom. And his dream of the revolution is a dream deferred. Nick Schifrin, "PBS NewsHour," Cairo. HARI SREENIVASAN: Tomorrow night, Nick Schifrin will look at the central role of Egypt's courts in the revolution.
It's been a tumultuous five years since Egyptians took to the street in mass protest. Now Egyptians are marking a somber and tense anniversary of a day that led to the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, the election and then military-led removal of Mohamed Morsi and the subsequent rise of the current president, Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi. Hari...
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