What next for Egypt’s new president?
Nathan Brown, Dalia Fahmy, Karim Abadir and Omar Ashour comment on the challenges Egypt’s new president will face.
12 Jun 2014
Nathan Brown, Dalia Fahmy, Karim Abadir and Omar Ashour comment on the challenges Egypt’s new president will face.
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