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Bloodshed in Egypt: No way out?

Is Egypt on the verge of civil war? What can the international community do to defuse the situation? Will other countries soon get more involved? Can Egypt find the path to democracy? Find out more and join the discussion at DW TV. The guests in this video are: Ahmed Badawi – researcher and political analyst, Jan Kuhlmann– freelance journalist specialising in events in the Arab world and Said Samir– consultant, assisting European media to gain a foothold in the Arab World.

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16.08.2013 | 14:48

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Bloodshed, Democracy, egypt, Muslim Brotherhood

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