The Xi-Trump meeting – an unexpected outcome?

A rare thaw in the U.S.-China ties: The Xi-Trump meeting in Busan brought a one-year trade truce, tariff cuts, and bold claims on rare earths – yet key issues remain unresolved.

Alaska’s Arctic Wildlife Endangered: White House Approves Further Oil Drilling

A marked shift in U.S. environmental policy could mean disastrous consequences for Alaskan wildlife, residents, and the climate change movement as a whole.

Ecuador Protests Escalate Over Diesel Subsidy Cuts

The September removal of diesel subsidies has led to increasingly violent protests in Ecuador, resulting in the declaration of a state of emergency in 10 provinces.

The Viral “This is Fine” Meme is Turning into a Game!

Explore the fun, and anxious, world of the new “This is Fine” video game.

Robbery at the Louvre: French Crown Jewels Lost

A seven-minute heist was conducted in broad daylight at the Louvre, bypassing security while making away with priceless national crown jewels.

What You Need To Know About the Moroccan Demonstrations

An analysis and explanation of what has been happening in Morocco over the past few weeks.

Sotheby’s *Exquisite Corpus*: Marking One Of The Most Valuable Exhibition In Abu Dhabi With Six Surrealist Artworks

Six artworks from Sotheby’s 150 million USD auction were exhibited in Abu Dhabi on October 1 and 2.

Abu Dhabi’s ArtBooth Gallery Offers Intimate Glimpse Into Palestinian Womanhood In Latest Exhibition

The group exhibition of four Palestinian artists, titled Heritage, Memory, and the Body, offers a chance to gaze upon the intricacies of Palestinian culture, resilience and femininity.

H1B Visas and the International Talent Race

The $100,000 fee on U.S.’s H1B Visa has pushed international talent to regions like China, the Gulf, and Europe. This has started a scramble for skilled international workers.

11-year-old Rwandan-Sri Lankan Theater Collaboration Finally Coming To NYUAD

The play “Dear Children, Sincerely” by the Sri Lankan Stages Theatre Group, produced in collaboration with a Rwandan playwright, finally featured in NYUAD after an 11-year development.

African Theater Takes The Spotlight For NYUAD Arts (Part 1)

As part of NYUAD’s September and October celebration of African theater, the NYUAD Institute held a panel on the contemporary development of this art form, featuring artists and scholars discussing its regional growth.

A Love Letter to Kazakhstan's Fading Flowers

IM capstone exhibition “Rooted Realms” inspires care for the environment, not through fear, but through nostalgia and childlike curiosity.

New Month, New Tariffs: Trump’s April Trade Shock.

On April 2, Trump announced new tariffs affecting dozens of countries, with the aim of addressing trade imbalances. What do the tariffs mean for the international economy?

Bright Lights and Local Goods: The Spirit of the Night Souq

Behind the stalls and products offered at the Night Souq lies the stories of the sellers and the rigorous planning it takes to make the event happen.

NYUAD Places First at the Local CFA Institute Challenge 2025

NYUAD seniors team wins the Local CFA Institute Challenge - learn more about the team, as they prepare for the regional conference in Riyadh!