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... of this need for them to redefine themselves and to say they're moderate Islam, they want to be a part of the future of Egypt. And I think there's a sense that they want really the West, as well as Egypt, to take another look at them. JEFFREY ...
Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, at a press conference in November. (Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images) PBS' Frontline airs a report Tuesday night called "Revolution in Cairo" on Egypt's youth movement, which mobilized under the radar of the secret police by using social media, including ...
... take this issue up seriously, because harassment of women is one of the few sort of windows where they let the Egyptian population sort of breathe, and they don't want to take this up seriously. MARGARET WARNER: Or half the Egyptian population. NIHAL ELWAN: Yes, half the Egyptian population.
... $4 in New York trading, back above $90 a barrel. U.S. stock markets were closed for Presidents Day. British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Egypt today, the first world leader to do so since President Mubarak resigned. Cameron told officials in Cairo he wants to help ensure a genuine ...
... pro-government gathering in the city's Green Square. Gaddafi has been in power since 1969, making him the region's longest-standing ruler. Although Egypt's uprising resulted in to the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, protesters filled the symbolic Tahrir Square again Friday to keep pressure on the country ...
An Egyptian police man shouts as he and others take to the streets during a protest in al-Mansuriya on Feb.16, 2011, as workers in banking, transport, oil, tourism, textiles, state-owned media and government bodies went on strike to demand higher wages and better conditions. (AFP/Getty Images ...
JIM LEHRER: And we return to Egypt and to Jeffrey Brown. JEFFREY BROWN: In the first official accounting, Egypt's Health Ministry said today that at least 360 people died in the 18 days of anti-government protests, a preliminary count that did not include police or prisoners. In the ...
... percent are technologically sophisticated enough, they have various tools that if the Net -- if the Net is not completely brought down, like it was in Egypt, people can get videos uploaded to other countries. They can share information.But what's interesting is what we have seen in Iran and ...
... change, you can't be behind the curve.I find it ironic that you've got the Iranian regime pretending to celebrate what happened in Egypt, when in fact they have acted in direct contrast to what happened in Egypt by gunning down and beating people who were trying to ...
... students and provide voices from the region, media resources and lesson plans for the classroom. Egypt & Democracy: A Teacher's Guide to the Unrest in Egypt Learn more about PBS NewsHour Extra's Student Voice reports, featuring first hand accounts from a teenage journalist living in Alexandria, Egypt. Watch excerpts ...
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