At the U.N. climate talks, cameras are everywhere. Many belong to an Emirati company that's faced spying allegations
The United Arab Emirates is using surveillance cameras at the COP28 climate summit, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
The UAE has one of the highest per capita concentrations of surveillance cameras, allowing authorities to potentially track visitors without Western civil liberty protections.
At UN climate talks, cameras are everywhere. Many belong to Emirati company with a murky history
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has a high concentration of surveillance cameras, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
The UAE's extensive network of surveillance cameras includes facial recognition technology and is operated by a company facing spying allegations.
At the U.N. climate talks, cameras are everywhere. Many belong to an Emirati company that's faced spying allegations
The United Arab Emirates is using surveillance cameras at the COP28 climate summit, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
The UAE has one of the highest per capita concentrations of surveillance cameras, allowing authorities to potentially track visitors without Western civil liberty protections.
At UN climate talks, cameras are everywhere. Many belong to Emirati company with a murky history
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has a high concentration of surveillance cameras, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
The UAE's extensive network of surveillance cameras includes facial recognition technology and is operated by a company facing spying allegations.
What it means for an oil producing country, the UAE, to host U.N. climate talks
The annual United Nations climate negotiations, known as COP28, are taking place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, a major oil and gas producer.
The inclusion of oil companies and fossil fuel producers, such as Abu Dhabi's state-owned oil company ADNOC, in the talks has raised concerns about their influence on the summit.
The Dilemmas of a Petrostate Preparing to Host a Climate Summit
The United Arab Emirates hosting the U.N. climate talks has angered environmental activists.
The UAE is highly dependent on oil but also deeply vulnerable to rising temperatures.
The country is taking steps to diversify its industries beyond oil and invest in renewable energy.
COP28 live updates: A potent greenhouse gas takes center stage at global climate talks
Methane is a key focus at the global climate talks in Dubai, with the US announcing new rules to reduce oil and gas methane emissions domestically.
The United Arab Emirates has established a $30 billion fund to invest in clean energy and climate projects worldwide.
Files Suggest Climate Summit's Leader Is Using Event to Promote Fossil Fuels
The United Arab Emirates, as hosts of the global climate talks, have been found to be pursuing oil and gas deals while also advocating for climate action.
An internal document revealed the Emirates' efforts to lobby for oil and gas deals during the climate conference, causing controversy and criticism.
The document suggests that Emirati climate officials were instructed to use meetings to advance petrochemical and LNG opportunities.
Vladimir Putin visits UAE and Saudi Arabia during COP28
Putin visits Saudi Arabia and UAE to gain support amid war on Ukraine and facing an arrest warrant from the ICC.
The visit highlights the business ties between the Emirates and Russia amid Western sanctions.
COP28: What to expect from the UN climate summit DW 11/29/2023
The annual UN summit to address climate change, COP28, is taking place in the United Arab Emirates, a controversial choice due to its oil-rich economy.
Sultan al Jabar, a fossil fuel executive, was appointed to preside over the negotiations, causing criticism from politicians and environmental groups.
Key issues at COP28 include climate financing, emissions cuts pledges, and phasing out fossil fuels.
Putin makes rare trip to Middle East to meet with UAE and Saudi leaders
Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to bolster partnerships in the face of growing isolation by the West.
Discussions focus on strengthening dialogue, cooperation, and bilateral cooperation in the energy industry and advanced technologies.
The Dilemmas of a Petrostate Preparing to Host a Climate Summit
The United Arab Emirates hosting the U.N. climate talks has angered environmental activists.
The UAE is highly dependent on oil but also deeply vulnerable to rising temperatures.
The country is taking steps to diversify its industries beyond oil and invest in renewable energy.
COP28 live updates: A potent greenhouse gas takes center stage at global climate talks
Methane is a key focus at the global climate talks in Dubai, with the US announcing new rules to reduce oil and gas methane emissions domestically.
The United Arab Emirates has established a $30 billion fund to invest in clean energy and climate projects worldwide.
Files Suggest Climate Summit's Leader Is Using Event to Promote Fossil Fuels
The United Arab Emirates, as hosts of the global climate talks, have been found to be pursuing oil and gas deals while also advocating for climate action.
An internal document revealed the Emirates' efforts to lobby for oil and gas deals during the climate conference, causing controversy and criticism.
The document suggests that Emirati climate officials were instructed to use meetings to advance petrochemical and LNG opportunities.
Vladimir Putin visits UAE and Saudi Arabia during COP28
Putin visits Saudi Arabia and UAE to gain support amid war on Ukraine and facing an arrest warrant from the ICC.
The visit highlights the business ties between the Emirates and Russia amid Western sanctions.
COP28: What to expect from the UN climate summit DW 11/29/2023
The annual UN summit to address climate change, COP28, is taking place in the United Arab Emirates, a controversial choice due to its oil-rich economy.
Sultan al Jabar, a fossil fuel executive, was appointed to preside over the negotiations, causing criticism from politicians and environmental groups.
Key issues at COP28 include climate financing, emissions cuts pledges, and phasing out fossil fuels.
Putin makes rare trip to Middle East to meet with UAE and Saudi leaders
Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to bolster partnerships in the face of growing isolation by the West.
Discussions focus on strengthening dialogue, cooperation, and bilateral cooperation in the energy industry and advanced technologies.