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World Jun 21

Venezuelans face collapsing economy, starvation and crime

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Arts Apr 29

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Egyptian scholar fights archaeological looting with exposure on social media

In the aftermath of Egypt's 2011 revolution and resulting political turmoil, the nation's treasured antiquities have been increasingly under threat of looting, vandalism and violence. In our series Culture at Risk, Jeffrey Brown examines the emergency facing Egypt’s rich archaeological…

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World Aug 11

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As Riots Subside, U.K. Justice System Starts to Process Young Suspects

English cities were tense but calm Thursday as police established a forceful presence on the streets where rioters and looters had prevailed days before. Jane Deith of Independent Television News reports on efforts to arrest and process the accused rioters.

World Aug 10

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Riots Expand Outside London as Many Britons Worry Over Safety, Property

Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday denounced the violent riots spreading across Britain, as the number of arrests neared 1,200. Steve Douglas and Lewis Vaughan Jones of International Television News report from Manchester and Birmingham, respectively.

World Aug 09

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What’s Fueling the Rioting Raging Across United Kingdom?

More than 500 rioters and looters have been arrested in four nights of unrest that has spread from London to other cities across Britain. Gwen Ifill discusses what's behind the violence with The Observer's Ned Temko in London.

Jan 31

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Massive Demonstrations Planned as Mubarak OKs Talks With Opposition

Jonathan Rugman of Independent Television News reports on the crowds of protesters gathered Monday in Cairo and plans for Tuesday demonstrations that organizers hope will bring more than 1 million people into the streets. Then Lindsey Hilsum of ITN reports…

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Mar 03

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Chile’s President Calls for Calm After Quake as Military Mobilizes

President Michelle Bachelet appealed to citizens of her country to remain calm, as the relief effort continues along Chile's coast after Saturday's massive earthquake. Margaret Warner reports.

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Mar 01

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Building Codes, Preparation Re-examined After Chile’s Quake

As aftershocks continue to strike Chile after Saturday's, Judy Woodruff talks to a crisis expert and a quake researcher about how the damage from this powerful quake differs from a less severe one that killed hundreds of thousands in Haiti.

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Jan 18

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Six Days Without Sunlight: Woman Survives in Bank’s Rubble

The arrival of fresh aid was a welcome sight in Haiti on Monday, but aid workers struggled to get food, water, and medical supplies to survivors of last week's earthquake. Bill Neely of Independent Television News reports on one woman's…

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Feb 23

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Iraq Reopens Part of Plundered National Museum

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The National Museum of Iraq partially reopened Monday, displaying artifacts thousands of years old, many of which had been stolen during the chaotic days just after the fall of Baghdad in 2003.

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