Egyptian star satirist Bassem Youssef had his country in stitches during the Arab Spring, but a decade later, far from his homeland and unable to return for fear of arrest, his influence back in Egypt is limited as the government has a tighter grip than ever on political and cultural life.
2021/01/21/egyptian-satirist-bassem-youssef-banished-voice-of-arab-spring
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