Thanassis Cambanis

Riot police walk along Mohamed Mahmoud Street, near Cairo's Tahrir Square, in front of murals representing people killed during Egypt's uprising.

Four years after a 'revolution,' Egypt is back to square one

The January 25 uprising in Egypt caught journalist Thanassis Cambanis by surprise with its size and ambition. But, as he describes in his new book about the Egyptian revolution, the moment of changed seems to have passed, and Egypt is back in the hands of yet another strongman.

Four years after a 'revolution,' Egypt is back to square one

The NJ governor's staff aren't the only politicos messing with traffic

The NJ governor's staff aren't the only politicos messing with traffic

Hezbollah Comes Clean: It Stands With Syrian Government

Hezbollah Comes Clean: It Stands With Syrian Government

Egyptian political transition faces crucial test in next few weeks

Egyptian political transition faces crucial test in next few weeks

Hosni Mubarak Trial Begins in Egypt

Hosni Mubarak Trial Begins in Egypt

New Protests at Cairo's Tahrir Square

Many activists are angry at the slow pace of change since President Mubarak's fall in February.

New Protests at Cairo's Tahrir Square

Protesters hold their ground in Egypt

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with correspondent Thanassis Cambanis, who's in Tahrir Square. He reports that hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters continued to demand President Mubarak's resignation, despite a number of government concessio

Protesters hold their ground in Egypt
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Growing unrest in Yemen

The political opposition in Yemen is growing, and threatening the stability of the country's long-time leader. The BBC's Natalia Antelava tells anchor Lisa Mullins that protesters in Yemen are hampered by a lack of unity and little access to social me

Growing unrest in Yemen
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Hezbollah chooses Lebanon's new Prime Minister

Thanassis Cambanis, is the author of 'A Privilege To Die: Inside Hezbollah's Legions and Their Endless War Against Israel.' He explains the impact of Hezbollah in Lebanon's government.

Hezbollah chooses Lebanon's new Prime Minister
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Inside Hezbollah

Iranian President Ahmadinejad was on a two-day trip to Lebanon, touring its southern border. It was seen as a show of support for the militant group Hezbollah. Marco Werman talks with journalist Thanassis Cambanis, the author of �A Privilege to Die'

Inside Hezbollah