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Libya crisis: the unreal bubble of Tripoli
Jonathan Rugman encounters a bubble of unreality in Tripoli, Libya, where the revolution has and yet has not taken hold, and misinformation is the order of the day.
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Libya: liberation, at a terrible cost
People in Libya’s Zawiyah, a town near Tripoli, are marvelling at their liberation – but it has come at a terrible cost, writes Jonathan Rugman from Libya.
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Libya: international pressure on Gaddafi mounting
As Colonel Gaddafi faces increasing international pressure to step down, Jonathan Rugman writes from Zawiyah, near Tripoli, of the “miracle, but terrible cost” of the revolution in Libya so far.
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Bahrain: ‘shots fired’ as demonstrators defy protest ban
There are reports that shots have been fired on the streets of Bahrain. Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman is told that government forces have fired on anti-government demonstrators.
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Bahrain: ‘shots fired’ as demonstrators defy protest ban
There are reports that shots have been fired on the streets of Bahrain. Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman is told that government forces have fired on anti-government demonstrators.
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Egypt: the road to Mubarak’s downfall
As Egypt enters the post-Mubarak era, Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman looks back at the two weeks that brought his downfall.
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Egypt: how the #c4news team told the story on Twitter
After a week of dramatic social unrest in Egypt, we take a look back at how Jonathan Rugman, Jon Snow and Lindsey Hilsum told the unfolding story – in Cairo and Alexandria – via Twitter.
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Egyptians demand Mubarak exit as crowds swarm Cairo
As 200,000 Egyptians gathered in Cairo to demand President Mubarak’s removal from office, a committee of “wise men” has come up with a plan for him to cede power, reports Jonathan Rugman.
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Egypt’s President Mubarak will not seek re-election
President Hosni Mubarak tells Egypt he will not seek re-election in September, but Barack Obama says the time for change is now. It means the protests will continue, reports Jonathan Rugman in Cairo.
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Egypt: clashes between protesters and Mubarak supporters
Supporters of Egypt’s President Mubarak clash with protesters in the “battle for Tahrir Square” with hundreds hurt and three killed. Jonathan Rugman reports from Cairo.
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Sidi Bouzid: roots of the Tunisia revolution
As protests in Tunisia continue forcing several Ministers to resign, Jonathan Rugman visits the town of Sidi Bouzid, where a young man burned himself to death and inspired a national revolt.
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Tunisia PM and President ‘quit party’ as protests rage on
Tunisia’s President and Prime Minister reportedly resign from the ruling party as protesters tell Jonathan Rugman the new administration is a “sham”.
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Tunisian Prime Minister announces new Government
The Tunisian Prime Minister announces a new government, but as Jonathan Rugman reports from Tunis, protesters demand the complete removal of the ruling party amid a “lynch-mob atmosphere”.
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Tunisian president stands down after violent protests
After two decades in power, the Tunisian President stands down in the face of violent anti-Government unrest across the country. Jonathan Rugman reports on the crisis, from Tunisia.
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Protesters killed in Tunisia unrest
A number of people are killed as angry youths defy a curfew aimed at calming tensions which have caused the worst unrest in Tunisia for decades. Jonathan Rugman reports.