Anna Lipiec is a third year student at NYU Abu Dhabi, deeply interested in international security, especially energy and ...
From updated travel guidelines to clinical trials for a Russian vaccine candidate, The Gazelle brings you the latest Covid-19 news. From a mutation in the coronavirus following its transmission to ...
NYUAD’s Female Cricket Team reflected upon their journey from being overlooked to gaining deserved recognition. A series of landmark state and local elections point to a shift in U.S. politics with ...
Kazakhstan is in mourning. Flags are flying at half-mast across the country, and entertainment and cultural events have been cancelled. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev declared Sept. 25 a day of ...
As the fourth season of Netflix’s Bridgerton recently concluded, fans have been wondering whether they should read ...
New clothing attire rules sparked divergent viewpoints among the NYUAD student body: shock, confusion, and anger.
When Lahore’s police responded to an officer’s alleged sexual assault by restricting women’s access to police stations after dark, they raised a chilling question: who protects women when the ...
To be art or not to be art, that is the question. As algorithms learn to paint and compose music, we are forced ...
The Arabian Gulf Cup says goodbye to its 27th tournament with Saudi Arabia crowned the champions. Here is how they ...
Looking at the UN General Assembly speeches of key South American countries like Brazil, Chile and Venezuela, one ...
Pakistan’s political system, while structured as a democratic republic, operates under a complex web of power dynamics where the military establishment exerts a profound influence behind the scenes.
Anger is raw, powerful, and deeply human. It has always been at the core of personal and collective struggles, driving people to stand up, speak out, and fight for change. In social justice movements, ...
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