i mean, look at last year, how many executives we had literally ollapsing, it either on stage, like thew, or on the treadmill like the ceo of united, or jimmy lee, the head of m&a at j.p. morgan. emily: so what do workplaces eed to do? what do tech companies need to do? ms. huffington: they need to make it very clear that there is a time when work ends, meaning you're not expected to be on all the time. you know, you talk to people who ork at google and there is a green light meaning you're still on, and there is this competition. are you on all the time and that's supposed to be good? or how quickly you return texts and e-mails. hat is a culture that is barbaric, and that is changed by making it clear from the top. that is what we are doing at "the huffington post." when your work ends, you're not expected to be available. if there is something urgent, we will reach you but otherwise that's your time to recharge and return fully recharged to the office. mily: you started your own business. why don't more women start companies? ms. huffington: there is something about risk-taking. i thi

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we sometimes see a complete ollapse. it's not only a domestic set of actors, it's the actors and europe and elsewhere. it can be a nongovernmental rganization. these actors facing evacuation -- the final point, i believe t will stay fashionable in the .s. for some time. civilian and non-civilian olitics. when looking at questions of governance in the region, white is important to differentiate and spend some time comparing indonesia to egypt or morocco, omparing different countries where we have civilian politicians and civilian elites with all the different political arenas. pushing forward consensus building, ideological advances, where citizens can hold the overnment accountable. one key distinction when you look at arab countries in 2016 is a difference between countries where the military security establishment is the dominant force in politics and those with civilian political ynamics. we have a track record of civilian groups accepting more compromise, so this has to be a focus when you look at governance and how