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... agreements. Judy Woodruff: Just a horrific situation. And, as we said, It had gone on for years. Jane Ferguson, it's really good to have you here in the States for a while. And we look forward to more of your reporting from over there. Thank you. Jane Ferguson: Thanks.
... humans closer to the scarce water supplies. It is a living example of the effects of climate change. From Puntland in Northeastern Somalia, special correspondent Jane Ferguson and videographer Alessandro Pavone report. It's part of our weekly look at the Leading Edge of science. Jane Ferguson: Dry, dusty, parched ...
s will be left to face Al-Shabaab by themselves, with only their American partners fighting with them. For the PBS NewsHour, I'm Jane Ferguson in Mogadishu, Somalia.
... HARI SREENIVASAN: Joining me now from Beirut is NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Jane Ferguson. Jane, let's just clarify there's been some confusion about the timeline of events. What happened when? JANE FERGUSON: At the minute we're looking at a number of events today. Of course, the ...
... coming mostly from Indian Ocean. They are coming here. JANE FERGUSON: So they migrate through Somali waters? YUSUF ALI YUSUF: They migrate through Somali waters. JANE FERGUSON: So Somalia is very blessed with these fish. YUSUF ALI YUSUF: Too much. JANE FERGUSON: It’s not just fish that pass through ...
... starts. Khaled Halepi: Now all the factories in Syria are gone. So they will take their products from Tripoli. We are the gate here. Jane Ferguson: You feel like for yourself here? Khaled Halepi: Yes, even for myself. Jane Ferguson: Curtains? Khaled Halepi: Yes, curtains, textiles, carpets, everything. Jane Ferguson ...
... is full of memories of mine, beautiful things, but not anymore. Yes. Jane Ferguson: You don't want to go inside? Adeeba Qasim: No, never. Jane Ferguson: Do you think you will ever go back to this house? Adeeba Qasim: No, I don't think so. Jane Ferguson: Helping other ...
... plans to convene Muslim leaders for an urgent meeting in Turkey next week. Joining me now via Skype from Jerusalem is our weekend special correspondent Jane Ferguson. Give us a sense of how people are feeling? JANE FERGUSON: What you see on the street today is a continuation of protests ...
The anger on the streets of Jerusalem was clear on Friday as Palestinians confronted Israeli security forces. Already frustrated by decades of struggle for a country of their own, protesters’ anger boiled over against President Trump's recognition of the city as the true capital of Israel. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson reports.
Earlier this month, Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri shocked the region by announcing his resignation. Now back home from Saudi Arabia and his Middle East tour, Hariri says he’s postponing his resignation at the behest of president Michel Aoun. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson joined Judy Woodruff to discuss the regional implications of Saudi-Lebanese tensions.
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