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Understanding Egypt's Challenges
Arab affairs analyst H.A. Hellyer talks to CNN's Becky Anderson about recent subsidy cuts in Egypt and challenges facing President Sisi.
Shoukry: Egypt's image has been tarnished
Despite the political divisions in Egypt, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi swept into power last May with a huge mandate including turning around a flagging economy, high unemployment and high fuel prices.
To add to that list, is changing the negative perception surrounding Egypt in the international community. Becky sat down with the country's new Foreign Minister for his first international news interview. Watch what he had to say about how Cairo wants to deal with the rest of the world.
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Understanding Ramadan with Ali AlSaloom
One of the main objectives of our #CTWLiveFrom series is to take you to the heart of the issues impacting the Middle East and to explore cultural norms and practices like those surrounding the fasting month of Ramadan.
So who better to ask about these than Ali AlSaloom. He's a writer and UAE cultural expert who offers tips and advice to people about Emirati life on his website: askali.com
Watch him answering Becky's questions and send yours using #CTWLiveFrom.
Secret City: Sharjah
In recent years, the emirate of Sharjah may have been overshadowed by the rise of its southern neighbors Dubai and Abu Dhabi. But 2014 is Sharjah's year in the limelight. It's been honored as the Capital of Islamic Culture and its rich history and artistic offerings are coming to the fore. As part of Connect the World's "Live From..." month on the road, Becky Anderson enjoys a tour of Sharjah's little-known treasures with Sultan Al Qassemi.
Syria's declared chemical weapons gone
Head of OPCW-UN Joint Mission in Syria tells CNN's Becky Anderson all of Syria's declared chemical weapons have left the country.
