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JEFFREY BROWN: Missed -- you got it wrong? GRAEME BANNERMAN: Got it wrong, because we didn't see this wave of Islamic fundamentalism coming along. So, therefore, when we start these things, it's going to happen. But the other thing that is important, I think, is the government of Egypt ...
... of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency, was rumored to be returning to Egypt. His brother said ElBaradei is returning to participate in the protests. Egypt's largest opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, also indicated that they would be joining the demonstrations. Egypt's stock market has been shaken by ...
Judy Woodruff looks at what the protests in Egypt and Tunisia mean for the Muslim world and beyond with Tarek Masoud of Harvard University.
... As we monitor this situation carefully, we call on all parties to exercise restraint and refrain from violence. We support the universal rights of the Egyptian people, including the rights to freedom of expression, association,and assembly. And we urge the Egyptian authorities not to prevent peaceful protests or block ...
Egypt's interior ministry has warned against further political demonstrations, saying they will be met with arrest and prosecution. Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Cairo on Tuesday, echoing similar protests in Tunisia. Some in the crowds chanted slogans against President Hosni Mubarak, who has been in office ...
Christians and supporters held a mass protest in Cairo following the bombing. Photo by AFP/Getty As Egypt's Christian community prepares to celebrate Coptic Christmas eve on Thursday, many are still mourning the New Year's Day car bombing of a church in Alexandria that left 21 worshipers dead ...
... course, there are many topics to discuss, even within the realm of nuclear diplomacy. Monday morning, we sat down to talk with the leader of Egypt's delegation, Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit, about nuclear security, Iran, Israel, and growing concerns about a new nuclear arms race in the Middle ...
... the Egyptian character. ALAA AL ASWANY: It could be repeated, but I don't think this is an opening of an era of killing in Egypt, because, as I said, the Egyptian culture, which is very old and very civilized, will never tolerate -- will never tolerate it. So, we have ...
JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally tonight, we continue our stories tied to "Arabesque," the festival of Arab arts at Washington's Kennedy Center. Jeffrey Brown traveled to Egypt recently and talked with three of the artists taking part in the festival.JEFFREY BROWN: A jewelry maker taking from the past to create ...
... overnight and the headquarters of the Hamas armed brigades.Empty pumps. It's nearly two weeks since petrol was brought in through the tunnels from Egypt. And this morning, the power station was turned off because it had no fuel.People queued for bread, but today Hamas told Channel 4 ...
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