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December 08, 2015
• Donald Trump Faces Criticism Over Proposal to Ban All Muslims from Entering U.S.; Qamishli in Syria Peaceful, Still Touched by Civil War; Mark Ronson on the Making of Uptown Funk. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET


December 07, 2015
• U.S. President Reassures Americans After San Bernadino Terrorist Attack; Israel Patrols Land and Sea to Prevent ISIS From Exploiting Sinai; The Traveling Soup Kitchen Following Refugees in Europe; France's Far Right Front Nationale Party Winning Big In Local Elections. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


December 06, 2015
• French President Confident For Deal at COP21; U2 Returns to Paris; Emergeast Aims to Pair Art Collectors with Emerging Middle Eastern Artists; A German Supermarket Commercial Creates Buzz; Venezuela to Vote in Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET


December 03, 2015
• Did Not Air


December 02, 2015
• British Lawmakers Debate Taking Action in Syria; Join CNN's Flight to Freedom Campaign; The Female Kurdish Fighters Taking Fight to ISIS; Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Frontrunners For Their Party's Nomination. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


December 01, 2015
• Qatar Brokers Prisoner Swap Between Lebanon, al Nusra; Madame Tussauds Honors Star Wars; Chinese Investors Buy Stake in Manchester City FC. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 30, 2015
• Environmental Activists Pushing For Strong Action on Climate Change; Russian President Will Not Meet Turkish President in Paris; Remember Rugby Legend Jonah Lomu. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 29, 2015
• Pope Francis Delivers Mass In War-Torn Bangui, Central African Republic; Republican Presidential Candidate Ben Carson Visits Syrian Refugee Camps in Jordan; French Police Arrest 100 Protesters Ahead of COP21 in Paris. Aired 11a-12p ET


November 26, 2015
• Pope Visits Nairobi; Turkish President: Russia Should Apologize to Us; Silk Road: Armenia's IT Sector; Belgian Imam Attempts to Combat Extremism With Afterschool Program. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 25, 2015
• Russia Responds After Turkey Shoots Down Plane; African Start-up: Edusto Ventures. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 23, 2015
• Belgium on Lockdown; UAE Attempts to Remake Economy with Innovation Week; Russia, Iran Leaders Meet; Britain Pledges Support for France's Fight Against ISIS; Anti-Refugee Rhetoric Filters Into U.S. Presidential Campaigns. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 22, 2015
• Brussels on Lockdown; Paris Returning to Normalcy After Attacks; What is Middle Eastern ISIS Strategy Going Forward?; Egypt, Argentina Vote. Aired 11a-12p ET


November 18, 2015
• DID NOT AIR


November 12, 2015
• Indian Prime Minister Addresses UK Parliament; Diwali: The Festival of Lights; Explosions Rock Southern Beirut; Vienna Conference Deadlocked Over Bashar al-Assad's Fate; Criticism of IDF for Hospital Raid. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 10, 2015
• Russia Admits to Doping Problem, Denies It's State-Sponsored; Pittsburgh's Tech Transformation; What Next For Students at University of Missouri; Single's Day: China's Online Retail Bonanza; Modigliani's Reclining Nude Sold For $170 Million at Auction. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 09, 2015
• Aung San Suu Kyi's Opposition Party Celebrates Gains in Parliament; Russian Investigators Visit Airport in Sharm el-Sheikh; Bedouins Face Down ISIS Affiliate Without Firing a Shot; Brazil Hosts First Annual Indigenous Games; Anti-Doping Commission Report Finds Russia's Athletics Systematic Doping. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 08, 2015
• St. Petersburg Mourns Metrojet Passengers; Myanmar Votes; Taiwan and China Presidents Have Historic Meeting in Singapore; New Film Depicts Events Leading Up To Yitzhak Rabin's Death. Aired 11a-12:00p ET


November 05, 2015
• Past Plots to Bomb Airplanes; U.S. Intel Suggests ISIS Bomb Brought Down Jet; Unusual Sound Heard on Cockpit Recorder; Russia Orders Planes to Re-Register; The Techniques of Bombmaking; Egypt and U.K. Committed to Cooperating on Security; Parting Shots. Aired 11:30a-12p ET


November 04, 2015
• New Developments in Metrojet Crash in Egypt; Remembering Yitzhak Rabin's Legacy of Peace; Canada's New Prime Minister Sworn In; A Fresh Approach; Rubio Gains, Bush Drops in Latest Opinion Polls; Religious Intolerance in India; U.S. Investors Flock to Cuba Trade Fair; Hopes for Peace Dim on Anniversary of Rabin's Death; Parting Shots. Aired 11a-12p ET


November 03, 2015
• Yemen Could See Half A Meter of Rain; Yazidi Civilians Prepare for Brutal Winter Atop Mount Sinjar; Michelle Payne Becomes First Woman Jockey To Win Melbourne Cup; One Square Meter: Tokyo's Microhousing Boom; American Satellite Detects Heat Flash During Russian Jet Crash; Prominent Iraqi Politician Ahmed Chalabi Dies at 71. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 02, 2015
• War Ravaged Yemen Prepares for Tropical Cyclone; Myanmar Prepares to Vote; Debate Over When Iranian Sanctions Will be Lifted; Turkey's AKP Wins Outright Majority. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


November 01, 2015
• St. Petersburg Mourns Russian Crash Victims In Egypt; Malala Yousafzai's Message To Syrian Refugee Children; How the World Celebrates All Hallow's Eve; Tropical Cyclone Prepares To Makes Landfall in Yemen; ISIS Takes Town Near Homs. Aired 11a-12p ET


October 28, 2015
• U.S. Invites Iran To Syrian Peace Talks; Too Hot? New Study Projects Deadly Temperatures in Middle East By 2100; Iranian Justice System Under Fire. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 27, 2015
• Syrian Christians Welcome Russian Airstrikes, Hope for Peace; Beatles 1 Album Remastered and Rereleased; Kurdish YPG Defends Regained Territory from ISIS; Transformations: Turning Eiffel Tower Green. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 26, 2015
• Saudi Court Rejects Appeal Of Controversial Execution; Volunteers Helping Palestinians Harvest Olives; Massive Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan/Pakistan Border; The Bond Brand; Fears of Global Economic Slowdown Ahead of World Economic Forum. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 25, 2015
• Election Day Around the World; Cuba Allows Some Drones To Capture Aerial Havana; Newly Released Video Shows Inside Raid on ISIS Prison; All Blacks Escape South Africa, Head to World Cup Final; Jordan Proposes 24 Hour Video Surveillance of Temple Mount Site. Aired 11a-12p ET


October 22, 2015
• DID NOT AIR


October 21, 2015
• El Chapo Evades Police Again; The Conflict From Both Sides: Palestinian, Israelis Talk About Root Causes; Syrian President Visits Moscow; Predicting the Future: Back to the Future Day Today. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET


October 20, 2015
• Chinese President Speaks to UK Parliament; New Canadian Prime Minister Promises New Direction; Violence in Israel Continues. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 19, 2015
• Svalbard Global Seed Vault Prepares For First Even Withdrawal; Deadly Rampage at Israeli Bus Station; Protests Erupt Over Rape of Young Children in Delhi; Low Turnout Plagues Egyptian Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 18, 2015
• 16,000 Evacuated From Homes in Philippines Due To Typhoon Koppu; Possibility for All Southern Hemisphere Semifinal at Rugby World Cup; Clashes Continue in Jerusalem; Adoption Day For Iranian Nuclear Deal; Egyptian To Vote In Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET


October 15, 2015
• U.S. President Delays Troop Drawdown in Afghanistan; Palestinians Blaming Israeli Policies for Latest Outbreak of Violence; London's Tate Gallery Exhibits Experiment on the Regeneration of Life. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET


October 14, 2015
• Turkish President Visits Site of Bombing; Security Stepped up As Israeli-Palestinian Violence Continues; The Art of the Soviet Union; Turkey Begins Investigation into Ankara Bombing. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 13, 2015
• Dutch, Russian Investigators Offer Contradictory Reports on MH17; A Preview of Democratic Party's First Presidential Debate; Former Saudi Intelligence Minister Questions Russia's Involvement in Syria; Addis Ababa's Housing Boom; The Missing iPhone that Showed up in Yemen. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 12, 2015
• Turkey Mourns Protesters Killed in Bomb Attack; Northwest German Town Population Quadruples After Influx of Refugees; Russian Intervention In Syria Complicating Peace Outlook; All Blacks Haka Explained; Mystery Surrounds Jason Rezaian Verdict in Iran. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET


October 11, 2015
• Jason Rezaian Verdict Remains Unknown; Thousands Gather to Remember Bomb Attack Victims in Ankara; Democratic Contenders Set To Square Off In First Debate Tuesday; Josephine Kulea Fights To Change Her Communities Pratices Toward Young Girls; How Were Suffragettes Depicted in Film? Aired 11a-12p ET


October 08, 2015
• Women's Rights Protesters Interrupt Suffragette Premiere; What is Russia's Endgame with Syria? Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini Suspended by FIFA; Yazidi Women Tell Their Stories; Volkswagen USA President Testifies Before U.S. Congress. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 07, 2015
• U.S. Calls MSF Hospital Strike A Mistake; Meet The Sun Brigade; Russia Providing Air Support for Assad Regime Forces; African Startup: Chocolate Mamas; A Look Into The World's Largest Refugee Camp. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 06, 2015
• Turkey Warns Russia "An Attack On Turkey Is An Attack On NATO," ISIS Claims Responsibility for Yemen Hotel Attack; Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Reached; One Square Meter: Accra, Ghana. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 05, 2015
• Former Syrian National Council Members Discusses What Went Wrong; Russia Causes Anxiety Over Incursions Into Turkish Airspace; Urban Farming in London; Yazidi Women Share Their Stories. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


October 04, 2015
• NATO-led Airstrikes Hit Doctors Without Borders Hospital in Kunduz; Russia Proclaims Bombing Campaign Successful; Yazidi Women Turn to Photography to Heal ISIS Scars; England Knocked out of Rugby World Cup by Australia; Jose Mourinho Under Pressure at Chelsea. Aired 11a-12p ET


October 01, 2015
• Russia Begins Airstrikes Targeting Other Groups Outside of ISIS. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 30, 2015
• Russia Begins Airstrikes in Syria; Interview with David Beckham; African Startup: SuperGeek; The Fight for Kunduz. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 29, 2015
• Afghan Forces Battle To Retake Kunduz; Russia, U.S. Offer Competing Visions For Fight Against ISIS: Former FIFA VP Jack Warner Banned for Life; New Delhi's Most Expensive Retail Location. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 28, 2015
• Did Not Air This Date


September 24, 2015
• DID NOT AIR


September 23, 2015
• Did Not Air


September 22, 2015
• EU Migrant Crisis Deepens; Iran Celebrates Sacred Defense Week; India's Top Car Manufacture Has Global Dreams; Heavily Armed Rangers Search for Rhino Poachers. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 21, 2015
• The Winners and Losers at the Emmys; Israel's Prime Minister Meets Russian President Over Syria Buildup; Santeria's Role in Cuba; IAEA Tour Parchin Nuclear Site; Volkswagen Admits to Cheating EPA; Indian Startup Teams with Dabbawallahs for Delivery Solution. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 20, 2015
• India's Answer to Uber; Pope Francis Visits Cuba; Hungary Reopens Border with Serbia; Carly Fiorina Rises in Polls Post Debate. Aired 11a-12p ET


September 17, 2015
• Croatia Closes Borders 24 Hours After Opening Them To Refugees; Elton John Gets Pranked; Chile Picking Up After 8.3 Magnitude Earthquake Offshore; How Do Iranians Feel About Trump?. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 15, 2015
• Republicans Candidates Prepare for Debate; Iranians Have Positive Outlook For Economic Future; Syrian Refugees Stopped on Hungarian-Serbian Border; Singapore High-Rise Allows Buyers To Park Car in Living Room. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 14, 2015
• Austrialian PM Ousted; European Ministers in Emergency Session to Discuss Refugees; Interview with David Miliband; Egyptian Security Forces Accidentally Kill Convoy of Targets; Mixed Signals from Iran; Party Leaders Hope to Avert Political Crisis in Northern Ireland; More Charges Against FIFA. Aired 11a-12p ET


September 13, 2015
• Labour Party Picks Surprising New Leader; Flavia Pannetta Wins U.S. Open, Then Retires; Arabic Version of Sesame Street Back On Air After 25 Years; Police Clash with Protesters on Temple Mount; Germany to Institute Border Controls; Afghan Interpreters for Britain Find Difficulty Seeking Asylum; Saudi King Visits Mecca After Crane Accident Kills 107. Aired 11a- 12p ET


September 10, 2015
• Startling Discovery Of New Possible Human Ancestor; Russia's Lone Opposition Party Candidate; Israel's Holocaust Survivors Ask Government To Admit Syrian Refugees; Interview with Jordan's Queen Rania; Russia Admits to Supporting Bashar, Denies Buildup of Military Activity in Syria. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 09, 2015
• Head of European Commission Calls for Unity; Queen Elizabeth Becomes Longest Service Monarch in British History; Interview with Jordanian Government Spokesman Mohammad Momani; Senate Democrats Cross Threshold To Filibuster Disapproval of Iranian Deal; African Startup: Eco Designs. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 08, 2015
• More Migrants Break Out of Hungarian Holding Camps, Walk Towards Border; North Korean Leader Has Firm Grip on Power; Pope Francis Amends Catholic Process For Annulment; Interview with UN special Envoy To Syria Staffan de Mistura. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 07, 2015
• Interview with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. No Evidence Russia Plans Attacks Inside Syria; Britain Announces It Will Accept 20,000 Refugess Over Next Five Years; Recent Deaths No Deterrent For Migrants Desperate To Get To Europe; Stopping Price Tag Attack In Israel No East Task. Aired 11a-12p ET


September 06, 2015
• Interview with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Reports Claim Russia Building Forces In Syria; United Arab Emirates Mourns Soldier Deaths in Yemen; The Piano Man of Syria; Israel Debates Refugee Crisis; Refugees Praise Germany, Merkel; German Chancellor Says Others Most Do More. Aired 11a-12p ET


September 03, 2015
• Survivor's Ink Gives Sex Trafficking Survivors A Second Life; Can a Single Picture Change Public Opinion? Syrian Refugees Stuck on Train Outside Budapest; China Puts on Largest Military Parade In Its History. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


September 02, 2015
• President Obama Gets Last Vote Needed To Block Rejections of Iran Deal; U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Speaks About the Iran Nuclear Deal. Aired 11:00a-12:00P ET


September 01, 2015
• Migrants Prevented From Boarding Train in Budapest; Lebanese Protests Outside Environment Ministry; African Startup: Bio Mada; One Square Meter: Santiago. Aired 11:00a-12:00P ET


August 31, 2015
• Letting Iraqis, Syrians Move On To Germany; Serena Williams Goes for First Career Grand Slam; U.S. President Visits Arctic To Spotlight Climate Change. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 30, 2015
• A Call to Topple a Prime Minister; Interview with Bernie Sanders. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 27, 2015
• Usain Bolt Wins 200 Meter; Interview with Hungary Government Spokesman; Europe's Migrant Crisis; World Market's Roller Coaster Week; Politicians React to Virginia Shooting; Russia's Power Play In The Middle East. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 25, 2015
• Serbia Opens Doors to Asylum Seekers; Will Joe Biden Get In The Race? Stock Markets Rebound; Paris Prosecutor Lays Case Against Shooter. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 24, 2015
• World Stocks Down Sharply Again in Trading; Chinese Couples Using Americans as Surrogates; Immigration Crisis on Macedonia's Border; ISIS Blows Up Ancient Temple in Palmyra. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 23, 2015
• Lebanese Youth Protest Government Corruption; Britain Reopen Embassy in Tehran; Stocks Plunge Around the World; Palestinian Comedy Festival. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 20, 2015
• Yemen Worst Humanitarian Crisis in World; Serena Williams Still Nervous Entering Center Court; Greek Prime Minister to Resign; Jimmy Carter Discusses Cancer Diagnosis; Mohammad Allan Released. Aired 8:00a-9:00a ET


August 19, 2015
• Ramped Up Security in Thailand; Syrian Refugees Flee to Europe; Saving Syria's History; More Terror Attacks in Turkey; Examining Latest US Election Polls. Aired 11a-Noon ET


August 18, 2015
• Thai Authorities in Search of Bombing Suspect; Despite Being Out- Numbered, U.S. Trained Syrian Rebels Dedicated to Cause; Buenos Aires' New Audio/Visual Hub; Amazon Fires Back At Scathing New York Times Report. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 17, 2015
• Breaking News - Bomb Blast At Bangkok Shrine. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 16, 2015
• Death Toll Climbs Over 100 in Tianjin; Nouri al-Maliki Blamed for Fall of Mosul; 54 Feared Dead After Indonesian Plane Goes Down In Mountains; Protests Against Dilma Rousseff Call for Her Impeachment; Hillary Clinton's Email Troubles Continue; Donald Trump's Improbable Popularity in Iowa. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 13, 2015
• At least 50 Dead, Hundreds Injured After Massive Explosion in Tianjin, China; The Battle for Yarmouk; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Market Attack in Baghdad; Calls for Jose Mourinho to Apologize for Chelsea Team Doctor. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 12, 2015
• ISIS Claims to Have Beheaded Croatian Hostage; China's Currency Drops for Second Straight Day; Cubans Set to Welcome American Tourists; The Vigilantes of Mexico. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 11, 2015
• Google's New Structure; Amnesty International Proposes Decriminalization of Sex Work; Trumps Comes out Swinging; Iraqi Parliament Supports Government Reform Package. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 10, 2015
• F-16s Arrive in Turkey; Violence Erupts in Ferguson; The Syrian War From the Perspective of Damascus Residents; According to Some, Body Cameras Will Not Solve Policing in America; Turkey's Fight Against PKK. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 09, 2015
• Pro-Government Forces Making Huge Against Against Houthis in Yemen; ISIS's Troubling New Tactics; The Search for Debris on Reunion Island; President Obama Hits Back Against Critics of Iranian Nuclear Deal; Singapore Celebrates Turning 50; Nagasaki Remembers Atomic Bomb. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 06, 2015
• Republican Presidential Candidates Prepare for First Debate; Confusion Over Certainty Of Plane Part Belonging to MH370; More Plane Debris Found on Reunion Island; Historic Floods in India Displace Thousands; Jon Stewart Signs Off Tonight; Japan Prays for Peace on 70th Anniversary of Hiroshima Bombing; Russia Steps up Crackdown of Banned Western Foods; President Obama Attacks Critics in Defense of Iran Nuclear Agreement; At least 12 Dead in Bombing at Saudi Mosque. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


August 05, 2015
• A Syrian Activists' Trek Through Seven European Countries; Massive Flooding in Eastern India; 10,000 Firefighters Battle Calfifornia's Fires; U.S. to Provide Air Cover to Syrian Rebels Fighting ISIS; NTSB, Boeing Officials Join Investigators in France. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 03, 2015
• President Obama Looks to Legacy With New Climate Change Plan; U.S. Secretary of State Visits with Gulf Nations over Iran Nuclear Deal; French Investigators Examining Flaperon Found on Reunion Island. Aired 11:00a- 12:00a ET


August 02, 2015
• New Debris Found on Reunion Island; Hillary Clinton Releases Tax Records; Israeli Government Vows to Crack Down on All Forms of Extremism; 16-year-old Stabbed at Jerusalem Gay Pride Parade Dies; Myanmar Downed by Monsoon; Researchers Confirm Jericho the Lion Still Alive. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET


July 30, 2015
• Airplane Debris Washes Up on Reunion Island; Israeli Parliament Passes Controversial Force Feeding Law; A Look at Illegal Refugee Camps in Calais, France. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 28, 2015
• Saif al-Islam Sentenced to Death; Top AI Scientists Warn Against Weaponization; NATO Gives Unanimous Support To Turkey; President Obama Speaks at African Union Headquarters. Aired 11:00a-12p ET


July 27, 2015
• Chinese Stocks Close Down After Government Programs End; U.S. President Visits Ethiopia; U.S. Releases 2014 Trafficking in Persons Report; Despite Fall in Price, UAE Still Gold Obsessed; Turkey Calls Emergency NATO Meeting. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 26, 2015
• Car Bomb Rocks Mogadishu Hotel; Turkey Conducts Airstrikes on ISIS, PKK Targets; President Obama Concludes Kenya Visit, Heads to Ethiopia; British Cyclist Chris Froome Set to Win Second Tour de France. Aired 11a- 12p ET


July 23, 2015
• Kenya's Smuggler Routes; Opposition to Nuclear Deal in Both Iran, U.S.; El Chapo a Hero?; Ancient Quran Manuscript Found in UK; Eco Tourism Along the New Silk Road. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 21, 2015
• Protests Erupt In Turkey Over Government's Handling of Security; International Mayors, Governors Meet in Vatican Over Human Trafficking, Climate Change Initiatives; International Community Rallies Behind Palestinian Village Slated For Demolition; French Locals Upset Over Beach Closure; Egypt's Sexual Harassment Problem. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 20, 2015
• Bomb Attack in southern Turkey Leaves 28 Dead; FIFA Will Elect New President Feb. 26, 2016; Australian Surfer Mick Fanning Narrowly Escapes Great White Attack in South Africa; David Cameron Outlines British Anti- Extremism Strategy; UN Security Council Unanimously Approves Iranian Nuclear Deal; Cubans Celebrate Opening of U.S. Embassy. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 19, 2015
• Tennessee Shooter Family Says Abdulazeez Suffered From Depression; Authorities Think El Chapo Guzman May Have had Access To Prison Floor Plan, GPS; ISIS Blast Kills 120; Footage of British Royal Family Sparks Debate Over Family's Archives; Round Three At British Open Sees Five-Way Tie for First. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 16, 2015
• New Video Shows Moment El Chapo Escaped; The Reason for Donald Trumps Popularity; New Report Blames Russia For MH17; Protests in Greece as Public Rejects Austerity; Jordan Speith Goes for Three Straight; The Worsening Yemen Crisis. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 15, 2015
• Can Libya's Peace Accord Survive; Greek Parliament to Vote on Bailout Terms; Iranians Celebrate Nuclear Deal. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 14, 2015
• Dubai Stands To Gain From Iran Nuclear Deal; Oil Prices Fall After Iran Deal Signed; Israel Slams Iranian Nuclear Deal; Housing Prices Soar in Berlin. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 13, 2015
• Greece Agrees To Tough New Bailout Deal; Hunt for El Chapo Continues; Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams Revive Tradition at Wimbledon Ball; German's Political Cost for Greek Deal. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 09, 2015
• China Stocks Rebound; No Nuclear Deal As Deadline Passes; In Morocco, Women Being Trained As Islamic Guides; Deadline Fast Approaching For Greece To Propose New Bailout Terms. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 08, 2015
• Greeks Ask for Three Year Bailout; Iran Aims to Boost Tourism; According to Gerry Adams, Sinn Fein Stands in Solidarity with Greece; U.S.- UAE Launch Joint Venture To Combat ISIS on Social Media. Aired 11:00a- 12:00P ET


July 07, 2015
• An Ancient Iranian City with a Knack for Negotiating; London remembers 7/7; The Pope Addresses Millions in Quito; Fears of Greek Exit Mount. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 06, 2015
• Anti-China Protests Erupt in Turkey; Greek Finance Minister Resigns; Europe Awaits Greek's Latest Debt Proposals; U.S. Women Win World Cup. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


July 02, 2015
• Tunisia Arrests Eight In Connection With Recent Terrorist Attacks; Markets React to Greek Uncertainty; Former Israeli President Shimon Peres on Iranian Nuclear Talks; Can Libya Force Unity Government? Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET


July 01, 2015
• Greece Prime Minister Walks Back From Earlier Statement, Urges Greek To Reject Referendum; The first of Britain's Terrorism Victims Returns from Tunisia; Iran, U.S. Nuclear Talks. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET


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