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NPR foreign correspondent Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson had a front-row seat for the historic events of the Arab Spring, reporting from Egypt, Libya and Saudi Arabia. She joins Michael Krasny to discuss her experiences and recent political developments in the Middle East.

Nelson won Peabody, Gracie and Overseas Press Club awards in 2010 for her coverage of Afghanistan.

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Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, foreign correspondent for NPR most recently based in Cairo

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