Wael Ghonim on ‘Revolution 2.0’
The Google executive who helped organize the Egyptian uprising compares the movement to Wikipedia, with many individuals contributing in their own ways.The Google executive who helped organize the Egyptian uprising compares the movement to Wikipedia, with many individuals contributing in their own ways.
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Not that Americans are paying attention, but there are important lessons to heed from the collapse of democracy in Egypt.
There was a plan to save Cairo, Ill., from flooding. But when the rains came, so did hesitance.
Prior to the meeting, President Trump cut nearly $100 million in military and economic aid and delayed almost $200 million more.
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