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In the case of Ibrahim she flat out was not allowed to fly to the US.

The two were friends: Jabra Ibrahim Jabra, and the much better know Abdel Rahman Munif.

Singapore is authoritarian and corrupt but look at what happened to Anwar Ibrahim in Malaysia.

Yeah, it's as if there should be a Bitcoin equivalent to the Ibrahim Prize.

Jabra Ibrahim Jabra, a Syriac Orthdoox Palestniain refugee/expat, was a fairly large art collector, perhaps the largest in Iraq from what is said.

For what it's worth, The Daily Show has been covering Egypt fairly regularly, including having Gihan Ibrahim as a guest earlier this month.

According to the article, > Last month, US District Judge William Alsup ruled that Ibrahim must be removed from the government's various watchlists.

The target of the strike that killed him was Ibrahim al-Banna, an operational member of al Qaeda, who was among the confirmed dead in the strike.

People aren't complaining about the mistake itself, but about the US government requiring Ibrahim to spent 8 years and $3.5 million dollars to correct the mistake.

A contrasting approach - when Mo Ibrahim set up a mobile network in African counties he knew a no-bribe approach wouldn't fly, so bribes were limited $30,000.

These nations are often trading partners, but there are some shocking cases of bad behaviour we already know about: Mahatir Mohammed's shaky case against his political opponent Anwar Ibrahim for example.

(I like to remind people of the case of Ibrahim vs.

I don't think the older pilot was involved; there's been a lot made of his links to a controversial opposition leader in Malaysia, but his ideology doesn't align with any of the terror groups (Anwar Ibrahim is considered a liberal reformer) and all of the "controversy" around him is corruption-related -- not the type of thing that would cause someone to shift toward radical Islam.

However, the article presents no evidence that Ibrahim's name has actually been removed from any lists.

I used to work in the UK for a company founded by Mo Ibrahim[1].

> However, the article presents no evidence that Ibrahim's name has actually been removed from any lists.