Media Summary: As protests spread across the Middle East, the United States delivers a different diplomatic message to its friends and its foes; and ... As protests continue throughout the Middle East, authoritarian governments limit Internet access. Watch more videos at ... The I.M.F. chief is denied bail in a sexual assault case; some in France see a setup; French journalists' unspoken rule to protect ...
Timescast February 16 2011 - Detailed Analysis & Overview
As protests spread across the Middle East, the United States delivers a different diplomatic message to its friends and its foes; and ... As protests continue throughout the Middle East, authoritarian governments limit Internet access. Watch more videos at ... The I.M.F. chief is denied bail in a sexual assault case; some in France see a setup; French journalists' unspoken rule to protect ... Palestinian refugees flee Latakia, Syria during a four-day assault by government forces; France and Germany hold economic talks ... Pro-Mubarak and antigovernment protesters face off in Tahrir Square. Watch more videos at nytimes.com/video. Clashes erupt in the Libyan capital of Tripoli; a naval base in Benghazi is under opposition control; the legislative standoff in ...
Rebels move closer to Tripoli; American officials avoid condemning Colonel Qaddafi by name; Italy's long and complicated ... The view from inside Tahrir Square; increased attacks on foreign observers; and a look at the Muslim Brotherhood. Watch more ... As antigovernment forces claim victory in Benghazi, clashes break out around the Libyan capital of Tripoli; and journalists struggle ... Cairo's "Day of Departure" protests end peacefully in Tahrir Square; and Helene Cooper reports on the Obama administration's ... Unrest reignites across the Middle East; Egypt's military proposes reforms; and when will the tourists return to the pyramids? Labor strikes in Egypt; a vigil in Tahrir Square; and a rare tour of Pixar's studios. Watch more videos at nytimes.com/video.
Airstrikes in eastern Libya; world leaders pressure Colonel Qaddafi to resign; the cost of speaking out against him. Please visit ... Cairo's protests spread to the Parliament; a TV interview inspires Egyptians; and Julian Assange is back in court. Watch more ... William M. Daley is named the White House chief of staff; Pakistan reacts to a top politician's assassination; a comedian finds a ... AOL buys The Huffington Post, but why; Vancouver's unorthodox method to curb high H.I.V. rates among drug users; and Thomas ... Bob Blumer, star of Food Network's Glutton for Punishment, along with Second Harvest supporters, joined Robert Fotheringham, ... A hedge fund chief is found guilty; Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi stays out of the public eye. Please visit to embed ...
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