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What Hong Kong’s backpedal on China extradition law means for Beijing
Huge demonstrations in Hong Kong protesting a proposed Chinese extradition law seem to have paid off, as the city’s chief executive has indefinitely suspended the controversial legislation. What does the backtracking mean for Hong Kong and Beijing? Nick Schifrin talks…
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Egyptian Armed Forces Give Morsi Ultimatum: Respond to Protests or Military Will
Following anti-government demonstrations that brought millions of Egyptians to the streets to express dissent, Egypt's top generals gave President Mohammed Morsi 48 hours to respond to citizens' protests or face a military takeover of the government. Margaret Warner reports.
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In Brazil, Enormous Stadiums Stand as Symbol of Protesters’ Frustration
In Brazil, Enormous Stadiums Stand as Symbol of Protesters' Frustration…
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After a Violent Night Turkish Government Considers Compromise to End Protests
In Istanbul's Taksim Square, clashes between police and anti-government protesters raged overnight; demonstrators launched fireworks and threw rocks at police, who used water cannons and tear gas. Prime Minister Erdogan's party announced that the fate of Gezi Park would be…
Red Cross Seeks Ceasefire to Deliver Medical Supplies in Syria…
Jeffrey Brown talks to Dartmouth College's Dirk Vandewalle about what's next for Libya.
Opposition forces in Libya appear to be losing significant ground in the battle against Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's troops. Thousands of people in eastern Libya fled as pro-government forces, which continued assaults on the rebel stronghold of Ajdabiya, advanced. Jeffrey…
Libyan-born poet Khaled Mattawa talks about life under Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
Libyan rebels clashed with militias loyal to Moammar Gadhafi.
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