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Apr 08

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As Protests Grow, Will Syrians See Reforms or More Bloodshed?

Protesters seeking political reforms gathered across Syria, but government forces opened fire on demonstrators with tear gas, rubber bullets and live rounds. Judy Woodruff discusses the unrest with the New America Foundation's Flynt Leverett and Andrew Tabler of the Washington…

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Mar 28

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News Wrap: Syrian Security Forces, Protesters Clash in Several Cities

In other news Monday, security forces in Syria confronted protesters and used tear gas to disperse crowds. About 4,000 people demonstrated in Daraa, where protests began a week ago. In Yemen, an explosion at a weapons factory killed at least…

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Feb 21

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Frontline: Young Woman Becomes the Face of a Revolution

Frontline followed 24-year-old Gigi Ibrahim, one of the young Egyptians who led the protests that ousted longtime President Hosni Mubarak, as the movement accelerated and she struggled to explain her involvement in the protests to her family.

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Feb 17

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A Month Into ‘Arab Awakening,’ Governments Now ‘Afraid of the Public’

Jeffrey Brown examines the broad themes in the regional upheaval in the Middle East and North Africa with Haleh Esfandiari, director of the Middle East program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center For Scholars, and University Of Maryland professor Shibley…

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Feb 17

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In Bahrain, Conflicting Views on Deadly Police Raid From Government, Protesters

The capital of Bahrain was under military lockdown Thursday evening after riot police smashed protesters' main camp. Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News reports.

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Feb 02

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Mubarak Supporters’ Offensive Heightens Volatility in Egypt

Supporters of President Mubarak and Egypt's ruling party went on an offensive Wednesday. The ensuing clashes left hundreds injured. Jeffrey Brown discusses the volatility of the situation with Nader Hashemi of the University of Denver, Leslie Campbell of the National…

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Feb 02

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In Egypt, Hundreds Hurt as Factions Clash in Cairo Streets

Fighting raged into the night in Cairo as pro-Mubarak elements clashed with anti-government demonstrators. Rocks, bottles, firebombs and tear gas filled Tahrir Square as the army stayed on the perimeter. ITN correspondents report from Egypt's capital and Alexandria, plus Jeffrey…

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Feb 01

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In Egypt, Who Will Emerge to Negotiate Over Nation’s Political Future?

Jeffrey Brown looks at the makeup of the opposition in Egypt with Michele Dunne, senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Mona Eltahawy, a longtime reporter in the Middle East; and Tarek Masoud, an assistant professor of public…

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Jan 25

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In Lebanon, Naming of Hezbollah-Backed Prime Minister Ignites Protests

The announcement of a Hezbollah-backed prime minister touched off protests in Lebanon, which has experienced political turmoil after its unity government collapsed.

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Dec 10

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Violent Tuition Protest Encounter Roils Royals

The vote to triple university tuition in Britain triggered protests that turned violent and encountered a Rolls Royce carrying Prince Charles. ITN correspondent Simon Israel has more.

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