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Myanmar’s elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been arrested in a coup by the army. @RapporteurUn Tom Andrews says that regardless of Aung San Suu Kyi’s record, “It’s not about an individual leader or a political party – it’s about the theft of a democracy.”pic.twitter.com/uCjqulQYFB

Exclusive: As Secretary of State Blinken warns Iran may be just weeks away from producing enough nuclear material for a bomb, I speak with Iran’s Foreign Minister @JZarif about a possible revival of the nuclear deal -- and who might move first.pic.twitter.com/GeAyO6cAaD

Tunisia is often touted as a rare success story of the Arab Spring. But ten years on from that revolutionary moment, human rights activist @aguellaa cautions that “people are still really angry. There is a lot of unsatisfaction and frustration… The cronyism… did not change.”pic.twitter.com/1kyR9xNZNe

“We’re actually in a much worse place now than we were ten years ago, in terms of the deterioration of the country,” Egyptian novelist @asoueif tells me, on the tenth anniversary of the Arab Spring. But at the same time, “there’s a much higher level of political awareness now.”pic.twitter.com/1pmwJegC1h

As @BostonGlobe editor, Marty Baron oversaw an investigation that exposed systemic abuse in the Catholic Church. As he retires from the @washingtonpost, @PostBaron tells me it's the most important story he's been involved in “because of the impact that it had on ordinary people.”pic.twitter.com/w5Og5aXv5S

“If we’re an activist for anything, we’re an activist for facts and for truth.” After steering the @washingtonpost through the Trump era, editor @PostBaron is stepping down. In his first TV interview since announcing his exit, he tells me “we were not at war – we were at work.”pic.twitter.com/rgvwMkv7PT

.@stuartpstevens: “We're in a very dangerous place… where you have a huge percentage of America that no longer believes it lives in a democracy. You take a heavily armed country like America with a history of revolution, I think it foretells very bad days ahead for the country.”pic.twitter.com/YQOEXZBwCu

Is the GOP in the midst of a civil war post-Trump? “I wish that was the case!” says former Republican strategist @stuartpstevens. “I don’t really see it’s much of a war. I think with a few exceptions… the Republican Party is very content being a Trump party.”pic.twitter.com/K4bufU9ahq

.@MazzucatoM: “Workers will benefit with the green transformation, as long as we have strong conditions attached that the workers in the sectors evolve along the way and their own human resources are invested in. This is what we mean by a just transition.”pic.twitter.com/FNo5BVwH9D

In her new book, economist @MazzucatoM is calling for a “moonshot” effort to rebuild and restructure our economies. She argues that as vaccines roll out and economies begin to recover, “we have to have solidarity economically, not just socially.”pic.twitter.com/4L5sADHR5m

Daniel Pearl was a close colleague and friend, brutally murdered before his son was even born, and it’s important to remember who he was as a person. Today his father Judea offers his own personal tribute to Danny’s love of friendship, music, and truth.pic.twitter.com/sFmRDxL47p

Four men accused of kidnapping and murdering journalist Daniel Pearl have been ordered by Pakistan’s Supreme Court to be freed. “We are very shocked,” Pearl’s father Judea tells me. “It’s a message of impunity which I don’t believe society can stomach at this point.”pic.twitter.com/GMXYTXKBSA

A new HBO documentary tells the story of the legendary @BeeGees – but its last surviving member @GibbBarry says he can’t bring himself to watch its footage of his late brothers: “I just can’t watch my family disappear. It’s just not something I can deal with.”pic.twitter.com/4NSlPRJVj4

“We always wanted to be successful, but the odds were against us,” says @GibbBarry, the last surviving @BeeGees member. “That just made us stronger,” he tells me. “We were just very driven.”pic.twitter.com/4yMRuEYAFq

Republicans who oppose the impeachment trial of President Trump “really ought to be ashamed,” says @WhipClyburn. “They ought to be putting the country in front of any one person.”pic.twitter.com/Yw2xeIsIrX

Biden has pledged to put equity at the heart of his agenda – and @WhipClyburn welcomes that. “I have been advocating for that for a long, long time,” he says. “Sometimes, in order to be fair and equitable, you don’t treat people equally, because they don’t have the same needs.”pic.twitter.com/5Cw9id931T