By Tom Perry and Yousri Mohamed CAIRO/ISMAILIA, Egypt, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Five people were shot dead in the Egyptian city of Suez dur...
Has anyone stopped to determine what the closure of the Suez Canal would actually mean to the oil market in dollars and cents?
Take a look at this handy chart covering a smattering of recent revolutions, militant movements, terror groups and insurgencies to see how others have tried to topple a government!
Police and government officials have pulled out of Suez so there are no government services -- the governor's been gone since Tuesday so there's a power vacuum.
The majority of the 80 million people of Egypt live in abject poverty. They go to kiosks to make calls. A substantial number have never used the internet. They are not twittering -- they are out on the streets giving vent to three decades of anger.
Water justice advocates around the world cheered recently when a French court rejected a defamation lawsuit brought by Suez Water against the makers of the documentary film Flow.
