July 23 marks the anniversary of Egypt’s “July Revolution,” the 1952 coup that dethroned the country’s king and replaced him with a military regime whose inheritors endure in power today. Chloe Bordewich writes for @newlinesmag
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In times of conflict, state governments can be especially sensitive about secrets. In this episode, Chloe Bordewich discusses how new technologies in modern Egypt like the telegraph invited debates over knowledge and what the public has the right to know. https://t.co/AbnAJmDcR4
One of my favorite stories in a long time: The story of a government undone by its own dysfunctional arms permeates Egyptian popular culture. But how much of this explanation for the 1948 war stands the test of time? Chloe Bordewich writes for @newlinesmag https://t.co/4jSC67Zujv
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I'm discussing “الذكرى السابعة لمجزرة عامودا” with @rabinsherif1 and Syrian Kurds. . Today, Jun 26 at 4:00 PM EDT on @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/9nUlDEOSx4
@CitImmCanada IRCC Must simply think that protected refugees are less humans than PR RESIDENTS, thats why different rules apply. Why can’t we get extended family in Canada?