Jul 24 Big Fish: Vietnam’s Fish Farmers Scale Up for Global Distribution By Rebecca Jacobson, Inside Energy As the world looks to feed a growing population, fish are seen as one solution. But fish farms have a long history of disease, pollution and interfering with the surrounding ecosystem. Marketplace reporter Sam Eaton traveled to Vietnam to look… Continue reading
Jul 23 Watch Iraq Attacks are Worst Insurgent Violence in Years Monday's deadly attacks in Iraq come just as tension between Sunnis and Shiites has increased and just after al-Qaida leaders declared they intend to free prisoners and assassinate court officials. Margaret Warner talks to Al-Jazeera's Jane Arraf in Baghdad about… Continue watching
Jul 23 Watch Forces Clash in Syria’s Two Largest Cities President Bashar al-Assad's regime and the Free Syrian Army battled for control over Syria's two largest cities, Damascus and Aleppo. Independent Television News' John Irvine and Alex Thomson report on the violence that continues between rebels and government troops. Continue watching
Jul 23 Scaling Up: Vietnamese Fish Farms Search for Eco-Friendly Formula Until recently, only a tiny fraction of the world's food fish came from farms. Today roughly half of it does, and demand is expected to double by In a world hungry for protein, aquaculture is the ultimate growth… Continue reading
Jul 23 Watch 15 Iraqi Cities Suffer Bomb Attacks as Al-Qaida Warns of New Offensive Iraq faced its deadliest day of violence in two years when coordinated bombings and shootings erupted in 15 cities across the country. Margaret Warner reports. Continue watching
Jul 20 Watch As Crisis Deepens, Thousands Flee Syria to Escape Violence After the bloodiest day of fighting since the Syrian uprising began 16 months ago, Syrian rebels have taken control of several key border checkpoints. As the crisis deepens, thousands of civilians have crossed those borders, fleeing to neighboring Lebanon and… Continue watching
Jul 20 Syrian Operative Sentenced to 18 Months in U.S. Prison A Syrian car salesman who made the Washington suburbs his home was sentenced Friday to 18 months in prison for acting as an unregistered agent of the Syrian intelligence service, the Mukhabarat. Mohamad Soueid pleaded guilty to collecting audio and… Continue reading
Jul 20 Not Everyone Hates Syrian President Bashar al-Assad By News Desk Some people even like the Syrian president. But they're afraid to admit it. Continue reading
Jul 19 Watch Native American Communities Affected by Climate Change Plan for the Future Native American Communities Affected by Climate Change Plan for the Future… Continue watching
Jul 19 Watch Fears Mount Over Assad’s Stockpiles of Chemical Weapons In addition to the diplomatic tension with China and Russia, reports that some of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapon stockpiles were recently moved have increased fears. Jeffrey Brown talks to Leonard Spector of the Monterey Institute of International Studies… Continue watching