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Mosaic
Special: Election 2004 - The Middle East Factor
Top journalists analyze news reports from Arabic language news
stations�from Al Jazeera Television to the Hezbollah-backed Al Manar
TV�to show you how 300 million viewers in the Middle East are watching
and reacting to the U.S. presidential elections. Click here
to view a stream of this program.
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Mosaic
Special: Arab TV - War of Information
An exploration of the boom in Arabic language news in the Middle
East. Experts decode the messages and underlying values that different
networks bring to the same story. Click here
to view a stream of this program.
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Mosaic
Special Report: The Cost of Occupation
A discussion about the US effort to stabilize and rebuild post-war
Iraq. In the six months since President Bush declared an end to
major combat in Iraq, more American soldiers have been killed than
during the war itself. No weapons of mass destruction have been
found. Saddam is still at large. And for many Iraqis life under
occupation is worse than it was before the war. Click here
to view a stream of this program.
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Mosaic
Special Report: The View From the Middle East, Two Years After 9/11
Reviews the prevailing views and perceptions of America held by
those in the Middle East and examines how those views are shaped
and how they�ve changed in the two years since 9/11. Click here
to view a stream of this program.
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Mosaic
Special Report: The Roadmap to Where?
An update on the Bush administration's "Road Map" peace plan that
analyzes the requirements and challenges facing the Israelis and
the Palestinians in their tentative steps toward peace. Through
a mixture of balanced discussion, perspective, and unfiltered videotaped
segments from the leading broadcasters in the Middle East, this
program provides a current snapshot of the ongoing process. Click
here
to view a stream of this program.
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Mosaic
Special: Jissur (Bridges)
Students from Davidson College, North Carolina and Baghdad University
engage in dialogue about the relationship between their nations.
Recorded on Thursday, May 8, 2003, the one-hour conversation is
a post-war follow-up to a similar event held on March 12, just days
before hostilities. . The program is moderated by Jaber Obeid in
Iraq and Dr. James Zogby in the U.S. Produced by Abu Dhabi TV. Click
here
to view a stream of this program.
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