Surveillance, greenwashing and a hunger strike: welcome to Egypt’s Cop27
Can the authoritarian state, currently building a water-consuming desert capital, host a summit that achieves real change?
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Can the authoritarian state, currently building a water-consuming desert capital, host a summit that achieves real change?
By Ruth MichaelsonThe Egyptian government seems more interested in suppressing negative coverage and maintaining the illusion of control than tackling the…
By Ruth MichaelsonThe death of Shaimaa al-Sabbagh sent shockwaves through Egypt’s left. Now, with elections postponed again, the movement is at…
By Ruth Michaelson