The new administrative capital is in the press this morning, with the Financial Times’ Andrew England using the capital as the centerpiece for the salmon-colored paper’s Big Read. It’s the latest take in the international press on the military’s role in the economy. Elsewhere, researchers tell AFP that academic freedom is under threat in Egypt.
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