The censorship laws of the UAE have stifled the voices of many; yet, Shakespeare performances within the country are providing an outlet to discuss the taboo.
Foreign Affairs
Washington’s Alarmist Response to China’s Rise
The overreaction to China’s rise among politicians in Washington risks undoing a productive relationship.
The Politics of Disease
As the coronavirus continues to spread, an examination of the effects of government intervention highlights the importance of transparency in the midst of epidemics.
Heads in The Sand
Oil prices in January did not reflect the elevated level of geopolitical risk that existed following Soleimani’s death.
Made in China: Dilemma of Detainment Camps
With over a million Uighur Muslims being detained in camps in China, the United States must consider its diplomatic position in relation to its economic interests.
