Key Iraqi city falls to ISIS after security forces pull out
Clip: 5/16/2015 | 1m 55s
Doug Ollivant discusses the implications of ISIS taking control of Ramadi, Iraq.
Islamic State fighters have taken control of the Iraqi city of Ramadi after that country's forces fled. The city is now the first major urban center seized by insurgents in Iraq since ISIS launched attacks last year. The Wall Street Journal's Nour Malas joins Hari Sreenivasan via Skype from Baghdad.
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Key Iraqi city falls to ISIS after security forces pull out
Clip: 5/16/2015 | 1m 55s
Islamic State fighters have taken control of the Iraqi city of Ramadi after that country's forces fled. The city is now the first major urban center seized by insurgents in Iraq since ISIS launched attacks last year. The Wall Street Journal's Nour Malas joins Hari Sreenivasan via Skype from Baghdad.
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Ted Mathys reads 'Artifact Hotel'
Clip: 5/17/2015 | 2m | Watch Ted Mathys read his poem “Artifact Hotel" from his collection "Null Set." (2m)
Ted Mathys reads 'Artifact Hotel'
Clip: 5/17/2015 | 2m | Watch Ted Mathys read his poem “Artifact Hotel" from his collection "Null Set." (2m)
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Rohingya refugees stranded in 'maritime ping pong'
Clip: 5/16/2015 | 4m 30s | Aubrey Belford of Reuters discusses the 'maritime ping pong' for the Rohingya refugees. (4m 30s)
Rohingya refugees stranded in 'maritime ping pong'
Clip: 5/16/2015 | 4m 30s | Aubrey Belford of Reuters discusses the 'maritime ping pong' for the Rohingya refugees. (4m 30s)
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