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Why Is Everyone Getting Involved In The Niger? | Economics Explained
Niger's coup has set a lot in motion. It's rich in uranium which has gotten France involved, and China's belt and road initiative was set to draw oil from Niger, which could help grow their desperately poor economy, and somehow Russia's...
The Guardian
Civil War in Libya Turns into an International Proxy War
In April, 2019 Haftar begins a seige on the UN-backed Libyan government. Violence and instability deepen as international players vie for power in Libya and the conflict devolves into a proxy war. Untold Chaos part 6
The Guardian
Power Vacuum and Political Struggle in Libya Following the Revolution and Elections
After the second election, two governments vie for power in Libya and the country is engulfed in a civil war. Hear what some members of the Tuareg people think about the poltical situation, how ex-Gaddafi general Haftar is attempting to...
Mazz Media
Dictatorship
This live-action video program is about the word dictatorship. The program is designed to reinforce and support a student's comprehension and retention of the word dictatorship through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams and...
Step Back History
A Brief History of Brazil
Brazil is on track to become one of the world superpowers by the end of the century. That being said, what should we come to expect from this South American country? Let's learn about Brazil.
British Movietone
TURKISH ARMY COUP
When we made this picture-report, Ankara had every appearance of a return to peace and quiet. Seen at a recent Press conference was the man of the moment, General Gursel, who had carried out the Army coup and assumed the office of Prime...
Bloomberg
Erdogan Tightens His Grip on Turkey
Jun.27 -- The most pivotal elections in modern Turkish history took place in June and Recep Tayyip Erdogan has emerged victorious. Now the once ceremonial position of president that he holds will become the formal nexus of political...
Bloomberg
Myanmar’s Deadliest Day Since Coup
Mar.01 -- Myanmar has suffered its deadliest day of protests so far since the Feb. 1 coup. The United Nations says at least 18 protesters were killed in a stark escalation of violence as the military moves to quell demonstrations...
Bloomberg
Coup Is Massive Setback for Myanmar: Former U.K. Ambassador
Feb.01 -- Andrew Heyn, former British Ambassador to Myanmar, discusses the political tensions in the Southeast Asian nation. Myanmar’s military detained Aung San Suu Kyi, declared a state of emergency for a year and voided her party’s...
Bloomberg
Zimbabwe's Military Seizes Power
Nov.15 -- The President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, is said to be preparing to step down. Bloomberg's Arabile Gumede reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
Curated Video
2 Senior Trump Administration Officials To Testify
The Associated Press obtained prepared remarks by former acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller and former acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen.
Bloomberg
Suu Kyi Facing New Charge From Police
Feb.16 -- Myanmar protests have continued as the military files another charge against ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Bloomberg’s Philip Heijmans reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
Curated Video
Sentence Extended For Myanmar's Deposed Leader
The deposed leader will remain under house arrest.
Bloomberg
Bolivian President Morales Resigns
Nov.10 -- South America’s longest-serving president has resigned after election irregularities triggered weeks of violent clashes and intervention from armed forces. Evo Morales claims he’s the victim of a coup. Bloomberg’s Matthew...
Curated Video
U.N. Condemns Violence In Myanmar
During a virtual meeting, the group condemned the violence against peaceful protesters and called for the immediate release of government leaders.
Curated Video
RR7947A BOLIVIA RETURN TO DEMOCRACY ? + CUTS
Bolivia has its first woman president, Senora Lidia
Gueiler. Her inauguration on November 16th 1979 ended
another attempt by the military to block the path of full
democracy, and the coup leader, Colonel Alberto Natusch-Busch,...
Curated Video
Sudan's Military Takes Power In Coup, Arrests Prime Minister
The United Nations is calling for the immediate release of the country's top officials.
Bloomberg
Aluminum Jumps as Guinea Coup Adds to Supply Worries
Sep.06 -- A military junta that seized power in Guinea said it plans to establish a unity government pending a transition to civilian rule. The junta also urged mining companies to keep operating. Still, aluminum climbed to the highest...
Curated Video
INDONESIA: JAKARTA: CRISIS IN EAST TIMOR LATEST
Eng/Indonesian
Indonesia has reiterated their refusal to allow a United Nations peacekeeping force into East Timor, to help quell the continuing violence in the territory.
Jakarta have come under increasing pressure from the...
Curated Video
Pro-Morsi march in Cairo, reax from Muslim Brotherhood
1. Various of thousands of supporters of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi marching towards protest site near Rabaah al-Adawiya mosque
2. Wide of Morsi supporters' camp near Rabaah al-Adawiya mosque
3. Sandbags and barricades at...
Curated Video
Muslim Brotherhood comment, anti-US rally, protest in second city
Cairo
1. Wide of opponents of ousted President Mohammed Morsi protesting at Tahrir Square
2. Pan left of helicopter flying over Tahrir square and flags waving
3. Pan right of helicopter flying over Tahrir square with Egyptian flags...
Curated Video
RR7106A EAST AFRICA: INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT NYERERE
The 1971 overthrow of President Milton Obote of
Uganda in a military coup has caused upheaval on the
East African political scene. The coup was greeted
with rejoicing in Kampala, but the new leader,
General Idi Amin, has so far received...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN: Thailand needs spirit of inclusivness: analyst
CLEAN: Thailand needs spirit of inclusivness: analyst