Nov 13, 2026
COP31: Who Gets to Set the Climate Agenda? - Rami Abi Ammar
COP31: Who Gets to Set the Climate Agenda? Rami Abi Ammar Editorial Summary As COP31 convenes in Antalya under the banner of implementation, Rami Abi Ammar examines who holds the power to define climate priorities and determine how the costs and benefits of climate action are distributed. Drawing on ANND's COP31 position paper and contributions from Egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia and Jordan, the article…
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Waste on the COP31 Agenda: A Billion-Dollar Industry and Risks for Future Generations - Habib Maalouf
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Climate Adaptation in Lebanon: A Service Provided by the State, or by the Parallel Market? Ranine Awwad
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Water Security and Climate Justice in Jordan: What Agenda Will Civil Society Bring to COP31? - Farah Atiyyat
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From National Policies to Climate Finance: Climate Justice Priorities in Egypt Ahead of COP31 - Enas El Maasarawy
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What Indicators Should Tell Us: Climate Justice Between Commitment and Impact - Hala S. Murad
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Climate Justice in Tunisia: From Unequal Risks to Equitable Policies - Bilel Habhab
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Climate Justice in Tunisia: From Unequal Risks to Equitable Policies - Bilel Habhab
Nov 03, 2026
Refugee Camp Governance: State Sovereignty, Rights, and the Right of Return - Ziad Abdel Samad
Oct 25, 2026
Beyond Fiscal Stability: the Social Agenda and Good Governance at the Heart of Recovery and Reconstruction - Zahra Bazzi
Oct 24, 2026
The Direct Cost of Exchange Rate Flexibility in Times of Crisis: Assessing IMF Conditionality in Egypt - Mohamed Ramadan
Oct 23, 2026
