Friday, November 25, 2011
World Watch: Egypt’s continued call for democracy
* Egypt: Thousands of protesters jammed into Cairo’s Tahrir Square today and continued to urge the military-led government to accelerate a transition to civilian rule.
* U.S.: Rather than focus on the consumerism and sporadic scuffles on Black Friday why not celebrate Evacuation Day instead?
* South Korea: In what sounds like the premise behind an episode of “The Twilight Zone” robotic prison guards may be used to monitor inmates at a South Korean prison.
* Africa: Ethiopia could be the latest African country to send troops to Somalia in order to combat insurgents reportedly linked to Al-Qaeda.
Image Source – Via Flickr user Lillian Wagdy. (“Tahrir Square on November 22nd” of this year).
Online Sources- Reuters, CBS News, The Daily Show, Voice of America, BBC News
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