Dec 25 Watch In China, Government Corruption Prompts Unexpected Criticism From Policemen In China, Government Corruption Prompts Unexpected Criticism From Policemen… Continue watching
Dec 25 Watch On Mindanao, Protecting Civilians in a Conflict Zone With Eyes and Notepad On Mindanao, Protecting Civilians in a Conflict Zone With Eyes and Notepad… Continue watching
Dec 25 Watch Appeals for Peace Around the World as Millions Celebrate Christmas Calls for Peace Around the World as Millions Celebrate Christmas… Continue watching
Dec 24 Watch In Haiti, a Mission of Religion and Medicine for Father Rick The Rev. Rick Frechette went to Haiti 25 years ago on a religious mission to shelter families "broken by tragedy." In his mid-40s, he decided to become a doctor and built a modern pediatric medicine facility. Fred de Sam Lazaro… Continue watching
Dec 24 Watch ElBaradei: Egypt’s Draft Constitution Will ‘Institutionalize Instability’ ElBaradei: Egypt's Draft Constitution Will 'Institutionalize Instability'… Continue watching
Dec 24 From Sunken Ship to Olympic Victory, View Top World Moments of 2012 By Larisa Epatko The year 2012 in international news held moments of terror when a cruise ship capsized off the coast of Italy and moments of joy in London's Olympic Games. The year saw changes in leadership by those exasperated by belt-tightening measures,… Continue reading
Dec 24 Memorable World Moments of 2012 By Larisa Epatko From the sinking of the Italian cruise liner to Egypt's first free presidential vote in decades, we take a look back at some of the top international events of 2012. Continue reading
Dec 24 ElBaradei Calls Referendum Passage ‘Sad Day’ for Egypt Mohamed ElBaradei at a press conference in Cairo in November. Photo: Stringer/AFP/Getty Images. Although official results still have not been announced, Nobel Peace prize winner and Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei on Monday conceded defeat in his country's constitutional… Continue reading
Dec 24 Watch Egyptian Opposition Activists Makes Accusations of Referendum Voting Fraud The Muslim Brotherhood, the party of Egypt's President Morsi, reported the draft charter of the country’s constitution won approval by 64 percent. But opposition activists complained of voting fraud and irregularities. Gwen Ifill reports on the opposition's demands for a… Continue watching
Dec 23 Islamist-Backed Constitution Passes in Egypt An Egyptian woman casts her ballot during the second round of a referendum on a new draft constitution in Giza, south of Cairo, Saturday. Mahmud Hams/AFP/Getty Images Despite a low voter turnout, Egypt's hastily drafted constitution received a majority of… Continue reading