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Charlie Rose Coverage from Cairo/ Emad Shahin & Aly Alaa

February 11, 2011

Charlie Rose Coverage from Cairo/ with Roger Cohen of ‘The New York Times’ and Hafez al-Mirazi of The American University in Cairo; From Cairo with Emad Shahin of Notre Dame & protester Aly Alaa Emad Shahin appear starting min 32.

Interviews

NPR Special Coverage: Egypt Faces Uncertain Future

February 10, 2011

Egyptians calling for the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak continued to flood Cairo’s Tahrir Square Thursday. Guests provide an update from the crowded square, and discuss what a possible Mubarak resignation could mean for Egypt and its neighbors. Guests Soraya…

Talks

Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for Peace Studies – Democratic Revolution in the Middle East?

February 9, 2011

Panelist, Democratic Revolution in the Middle East? Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for Peace Studies, 9 February 2011.

Interviews

Egypt’s ongoing protests and political unrest

February 7, 2011

This weekend’s talks between opposition leaders and Omar Suleiman produced mostly hard feelings. Meanwhile the Obama administration appears to have backed away from the idea that Mubarak immediately resign from office. We discuss the continuing political unrest with Emad Shahin,…

Interviews

The Diane Rhem Show – Crisis in Egypt

February 7, 2011

Opposition leaders in Egypt say the government must go further. Yesterday, Egypt’s vice president and long time intelligence chief met with representatives of opposition groups including members of the Muslim Brotherhood. He pledged open elections and the release of political…

Interviews

Mubarak in ‘state of denial,’ pro-Mubarak protests ‘insignificant’

February 2, 2011

American Morning

Interviews

Egypt: Analyst Questions Motives behind Prime Minister’s Apology

February 2, 2011

Joe DeCapua February 02, 2011 7:00 PM Egypt’s Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq addressed the nation Thursday to apologize for Wednesday’s violent clashes between pro- and anti-government protesters. Mr. Shafiq described the violence as a “disaster.” University of Notre Dame Political…

Interviews

CNN: Protesters in Egypt

February 2, 2011

Interviews

ElBaradei Reignites Egypt’s Democracy Movement

February 1, 2011

As the protests continue in Egypt, and the departure of President Hosni Mubarak looks imminent, one man is emerging as a transitional leader: Mohamed ElBaradei. The soft-spoken 69-year-old is a Nobel laureate and long-time diplomat. Copyright © 2011 NPR. For…

Interviews

Former Egyptian Diplomat ElBaradei Becomes Face of Mubarak Opposition

February 1, 2011

Mohamed ElBaradei is best known as having been chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, a position he held from 1997 to 2009. Fawaz Gerges, from the London School of Economics, says there was…

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Multimedia Library

Charlie Rose Coverage from Cairo/ Emad Shahin & Aly Alaa

NPR Special Coverage: Egypt Faces Uncertain Future

Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for Peace Studies – Democratic Revolution in the Middle East?

Egypt’s ongoing protests and political unrest

The Diane Rhem Show – Crisis in Egypt

Mubarak in ‘state of denial,’ pro-Mubarak protests ‘insignificant’

Egypt: Analyst Questions Motives behind Prime Minister’s Apology

CNN: Protesters in Egypt

ElBaradei Reignites Egypt’s Democracy Movement

Former Egyptian Diplomat ElBaradei Becomes Face of Mubarak Opposition

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