February 1, 2011 Archives

Food and Drug Safety: Policy Challenges in a Globalized Era

Experts review case studies of the food and drug supply chain.

Egypt Military Promises No Force Against Protest

Egypt's military promised Monday not to fire on any peaceful protests and recognized "the legitimacy of the people's demands," a sign army support for President Hosni Mubarak may be unraveling.

Egypt Protest Intensifies

Protesters intensify their campaign to force Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak to quit as world leaders struggle to find a solution to a crisis that has torn up the Middle East political map.

Scenes from Tahrir Square

Video from the massive protest in Cairo's Tahrir Square.

Parliament Opens In Myanmar

Parliament opens in Myanmar for the first session of an elected parliament in half a century. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

World Support For Egypt

Egyptians and others worldwide rally in support of anti-government protests in Cairo.

Violent Protest Over Bangladesh Airport Plan

Demonstrators outside Bangladesh's capital clashed with police during a protest against a planned new airport, which locals say will take away their property and wetlands. (31 January 2011)

EU's Wait and See Policy on Egypt

The EU has called for an orderly transition to a broad-based government in Egypt after days of unprecedented protest against the 30-year rule of President Hosni Mubarak.

Cyclone Hits Australia's Flood Ravaged Northeast

As Queensland bore the brunt of Cyclone Anthony overnight another strong cyclone roared towards the state, prompting evacuations and warnings that it could be the worst the already swamped region has ever seen. (Jan. 31)

Egypt's Turmoil Expensive for Economy

Richard Quest talks with Egypt's finance minister about the toll the unrest is taking on the economy.

Arms Depot In Venezuela Rocked By Explosions

A fire and a series of explosions tore through a military arms depot Sunday, killing one person and leading authorities to evacuate thousands of people. (Jan. 30)

Muslim Brotherhood: Force to be Feared?

With protests sweeping Egypt, there are fears the Muslim Brotherhood may take over.

Rush To Flee Egypt

Traffic queues on Cairo's main highway leading to the International airport as travellers flee Egypt, with tanks and armoured vehicles are taking up position around Tahrir Square - the focal point of protests.

Risks of Unrest in Egypt to Suez Canal

John Hofmeister on the potential risks to oil shipping from the turmoil in Egypt.

Will Muslim Brotherhood Gain Stronghold in Egypt?

Dr. Walid Phares discusses why many political candidates are afraid to attempt to run for leadership positions in Egypt.

Egypt Tahrir Square

Two million egyptians in Tahrir Square protesting against Mubarak.

Raw Video: Egypt Protesters Step Up Pressure

Thousands of Egyptians gathered in central Cairo on Monday, joining many who had spent the night sprawled on the grass or in colourful tents. (Jan. 31)

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