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Egyptian FM: There are bumps on the road
CNN's Hala Gorani, in for Christiane Amanpour, speaks with Egyptian Interim Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy.
Egypt: Political upheaval, economic decline
CNN's Hala Gorani, sitting in for Christiane Amanpour, spoke on Monday with Pimco CEO Mohamed El-Erian about the deteriorating situation of Egypt's economy.
U.S. responds to Egypt turmoil
CNN's Hala Gorani speaks with U.S. State Department Spokesperson Jennifer Psaki about American policy towards Egypt in this time of crisis.
Deadly violence engulfs Iraq
CNN's Hala Gorani speaks with Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari about the increased deadly violence that is engulfing Iraq.
Hong Kong seizes massive ivory shipment
Hong Kong has just announced that, in cooperation with mainland China, its customs enforcement seized $41 million worth of ivory tusks and other exotic animal parts.
The butchering of elephants is, according to the U.S. government, the result of massive organized crime, not simply excessive hunting. It is a topic that Christiane Amanpour has examined recently, with The New York Times’ Jeffrey Gettleman and with reporter Bryan Christy, who made a documentary for National Geographic called "Battle for the Elephants."
The full statement from the Hong Kong government is below.
Plea from Syrian-American doctor
Editor's note: The following is a message sent to CNN's Amanpour by Zaher Sahloul, a Syrian-American doctor who has appeared on the program in the past.
"More than 70% of [Homs'] inhabitants are forced out and the rest are being squeezed. There are daily shelling of the largest neighborhood (Alwaar) where most of the previously displaced people went to. The population of Homs including my family feel desperate.
"This is of course part of the larger picture of Genocide in Syria, but no one is talking about it except for your program. The public should know that this [is] the first Genocide in the Twenty First Century and the worst since Rowanda [sic]. You should also be critical of the silence of our administration and the international community. The UN has the Responsibility to Protect the Syrian people and they are not discharging their legal duty.
If mayors ruled the world
Detroit, once the center of American industrialism, has declared bankruptcy. It is America's biggest-ever public sector bankruptcy.
But in his new book, Benjamin Barber says that cities are actually a bright spot in good governance.
He speaks with CNN's Hala Gorani, in for Christiane Amanpour.
Blood spilling across borders
CNN's Hala Gorani, in for Christiane Amanpour, speaks with Peter Galbraith about Iraq and the Middle East splintering across sectarian lines.
Galbraith is a senior diplomatic fellow at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
A cry for help from Homs
CNN's Hala Gorani, in for Christiane Amanpour, speaks with Syrian activist Abu Rami in the besieged city of Homs.
Going up against Mugabe
Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's prime minister, is running against Robert Mugabe for the presidency of that country.
He speaks with CNN's Hala Gorani, filling in for Christiane Amanpour.
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