29. Alexey Navalny, for finding the Kremlin's weak spot: @navalny
30. Mohammad Al-Qahtani, for putting Saudi Arabia on trial: @MFQahtani
31. Maryam Al-Khawaja, Zainab Al-Khawaja, and Nabeel Rajab, for insisting that free speech is a right, no matter where you live: @MARYAMALKHAWAJA, @angryarabiya, @NABEELRAJAB
@jessisreading80 you can show ur support for the ppl of #Bahrain with a letter a picture or organizing a protest
— angry arabiya (@angryarabiya) November 12, 2012
32. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, for showing Africa how to break the resource curse: @NOIweala
33. Jameel Jaffer, for insisting that assassination is not an American value: @JameelJaffer
34. Bjorn Lomborg, for taking the black and white out of climate politics: @BjornLomborg
35. Husain Haqqani and Farahnaz Ispahani, for pushing tough love for their troubled country: @husainhaqqani, @fisphani
36. Kiyoshi Kurokawa, for daring to tell a complacent country that groupthink can kill: @kiyoshikurokawa
37. Alexander Macgillivray, for defending free speech in the Twitter era: @amac
38. Yevgenia Chirikova, for outsmarting Vladimir Putin, one tree at a time: @4irikova
39. Rand Paul, for telling America to come home: @SenRandPaul
40. Nitish Kumar, for turning around India's poorest state: @NitishKumar51
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