Signs of Tension: U.S. Contractors Spark Border Controversy in Mexico

Amidst rising tension between the U.S. and many of its southern neighbors, a few contracted workers plant six signs in Mexican soil that could have implications reaching far beyond a simple breach.

Italy Launches Investigation over “Sniper Safaris” During the Sarajevo Siege

Allegations of “sniper safaris”, or wealthy foreigners participating in shooting civilians during the Sarajevo Siege, have been brought to prosecutors in Italy. Here is everything we know so far.

Democrats and Republicans are Releasing Epstein Files at Each Other

After months of tumultuous speculation, the release of the Epstein files brings relief to victims while raising questions over the implications for government leaders and other elites.

The Insurgence of Generation Z: The Mexico Chapter

A series of protests led by Gen Z create uproar in Mexico’s capital following the murder of mayor Carlos Manzo.

Clarity and Tension At The NYUAD Community Listening

From Commencement Day Venue to changes to Campus Dirhams, the NYUAD Community Listening session offers information and ambiguity.

Changes Coming to the Political Science Major

Changes to course requirements and elective opportunities promise a newly tailored approach to the Political Science major at NYUAD.

Typhoon Season In The Philippines

2025 has been a year of extreme climate disasters, the kind experts have warned about for years. The Philippines has taken the worst of it, because no one with power bothered to even listen.

The Mamdani Movement: A High-Profile Win Amid Many Historic Firsts

A series of landmark state and local elections point to a shift in U.S. politics with crucial implications for both Democrats and Republicans.

Kazakhstan Joins the Abraham Accords

What to know behind the decision and significance of Kazakhstan joining the Abraham Accords and what it means for the region at large.

Into Sudan’s Recent Violent Escalation Of Violence

Recent atrocities in wartorn Sudan’s el-Fasher alludes to a continuation of the country’s current civil-war violence.

What Happened With the Flotillas?

A quick look at the fallout after the Global Sumud Flotilla carrying vital humanitarian aid to Gaza, was intercepted.

NYUAD Students Take On Dubai Design Week

At Dubai Design Week 2025, NYUAD students captured attention with interactive sculptures and desert-inspired design experiments, highlighting the university’s rising role in the UAE’s creative scene.

National Elections in Iraq

With the upcoming national elections in Iraq, the population prepares to vote amidst heavy campaigning and boycott pressures.

Payment Mode Change In Convenience Store: Falcon Dirhams Only For Electronics Onwards

NYUAD Convenience Store has implemented a new Falcons-only policy for buying electronics at the cashier counter or from the ordering machine.

The Immigrant Who Could: Zohran Mamdani, NYC’s Mayoral Elect 2025

NYC elected Zohran Mamdani, its youngest mayor since 1892, and first Muslim leader. The 34-year-old democratic socialist defeated Andrew Cuomo with record voter turnout.