The Gazelle
May 4, 2025
opinion
Joshua Isaac
The EU's recent proposal to send “unwanted migrants” to Uganda, Uzbekistan, and Albania raises ethical alarms, risks human rights, and shirks moral...
Nicoleta Geru
Confidence and Doubt for NYUAD students is in constant flux. In this competitive environment, it is easy for us to feel like we are not worthy of...
Divya Aswani
Explore hidden gems in Abu Dhabi with the revived AD Secrets series — discover study spots, culinary delights, cultural hubs, and unique experiences.
Muhammad Abdullah
Marija Janeva
MIT's Acemoglu, Johnson, and UChicago’s Robinson win the Nobel Prize in Economics for their research showing how inclusive versus extractive...
Yana Peeva
In only one weekend, four countries around the globe held major elections. Yet the uncertainties over the internal and foreign affairs of the states...
Dina Damouri
A poem about coming to terms with the apparent shallowness of words, and that while they are the only things we can use for description, they end up...
Verse Satile
One of many letters that people never sent.
Mayada Abuhaleeqa
Major spoilers ahead! The sequel to the blockbuster thriller Joker has received mixed reactions from audiences and critics, but it has been generally...
Quite a few of us Saadiyat residents might have forgotten that around the Northern Hemisphere, autumn is now in full bloom. Or more like full gloom....
Anna Stathopoulou
This article will explore the Union’s dynamic approach to debate, its commitment to excellence, and the memorable moments that made the IIT Bombay...
We Arabs often overlook our native language, favoring English as a mark of modernity. But Arabic is our heritage — rich, poetic, and worth...
The widely accepted idea that we can separate the art from the problematic artist is an intellectual safety blanket. It lets us avoid confronting...
Western media reduces Slavic people to damaging stereotypes. It’s time to break these clichés and advocate for true, diverse representation.
