A Bahrain Coffee Shop and Protester Meeting House

Anchor Marco Werman talks to journalist Reem Khalifa in Manama, Bahrain, about a coffee shop that serves as a meeting house for demonstrators, and has been engulfed by tear gas from nearby protests many times.

Allegations of Torture in Bahrain

Anchor Lisa Mullins talks to the BBC’s Frank Gardner about the complex situation in Bahrain.

Nurses Who Treated Bahrain Protesters On Trial

Doctors and nurses who treated protesters injured in recent pro-democracy demonstrations were released on bail Thursday.

Controversy for Italy’s Po Valley Cycling Race

The Giro di Padania race got ugly in Italy when protesters blocked the cyclists’ path.

Egypt’s Government Fires Top Police Officers

The government is attempting to meet at least some demands of the protesters still gathered in Tahrir Square.

How to Spend Millions if You’re a Spanish Protester

A Spaniard protesting among the thousands in Spain since May just received some good news.

Syrian Government’s Cyber Army

Thwarting protesters by targeting websites.

Syria’s military tightens grip

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Several Syrian cities are under military lockdown after weeks of growing anti-government protest. Troops are reported to be shooting on sight. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with one man who fled the city of Deraa, which was occupied by troops and tanks yesterday. Download MP3

What protesters in Jordan want?

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Reporter Dale Gavlak in Amman, Jordan caught up supporters of King Abdullah who don’t want his powers diminished as the move to create a more Democratic form of government grows. Download MP3

Climate activists get creative

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Activists are already staging creative demonstrations at the climate change summit in Copenhagen. The World’s Marina Giovannelli looks at how different protest groups are vying for a spot on the international stage, and whether or not their efforts will sway the outcome of the negotiations. Download MP3 Photo: ATTILA KISBENEDEK/AFP/Getty Images

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