Egyptian President - Spying EU - Gezi Park - Portuguese Government - Iraq Violence - Russian Space - CJR

Today's NEWZ of the World comes to you on the first morning of a new government in Egypt as Morsi is removed by the military. While in Europe the big news has been Snowden's flight plans and the NSA's EU spying practices. In Turkey a court has ruled to stop the development plans for Gezi park. Over in Iraq there has been a wave of violent attacks this week, some of the worst in recent history. And finally, in space news, the Russian Proton-M rocket crashed during takeoff calling into question the future of the Russian space program. This week's NEWZ Source is the Columbia Journalism Review.

Mark Fonseca Rendeiro

Tim Pritlove

Links:

• The Rise and Fall of the Egyptian President
• US-EU Trade Deal At Risk Following Spying Allegations
• Bolivian Officials Accuse France, Italy, Spain and Portugal of Blocking President’s Plane
• Turkish Court Stops Gezi Park Project
• Portuguese Ministers Resign, PM Vows to Carry on
• Wave of Attacks Continues in Iraq
• Russian Proton-M Rocket Fails to Launch and Crashes Into Spaceport
• NEWZ Source: Columbia Journalism Review