Add to ORKGIn this June 19, 2003 episode of Global Journalist, host Byron Scott and four journalists from Iraq, Egypt, Turkey and Palestine discuss about the Middle East matrix from these countries' perspectives, the role the U.S. is playing and potential solutions that can improve international relations. Host: Byron Scott. Guests: Patrick Cockburn, Amir Ahmed, Semih Idiz, Khaled Abu Aker. Producers: Yusef Kalyango, Sarah Cayton. Directors: Pat Akers
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In this August 21, 2003 program interviewees discussed the killing of Journalist Mazen Dana. In 17 A...
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Rami Khouri is a Beirut-based internationally syndicated columnist, Director of the Islam Fares Inst...
This July 17, 2003 Global Journalist program is about UK Prime Minister Tony Blair's visit to the US...
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