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How the U.S.-China Trade War Could Derail the Energy TransitionClean or dirty, the U.S. energy industry likely will be hard-hit.
Oakland’s Perils and PromisesThe author of Hella Town on this city’s past and future.
- Kiran Jain,
- Mitchell Schwarzer
Saudi Arabia's Cautious Approach to the Syrian Kurds: Balancing Stability and Geopolitical InterestsSaudi Arabia’s cautious stance on the Syrian Kurds reflects a delicate balance between leveraging Kurdish autonomy to counter Iran’s influence and managing the risks of destabilizing Syria’s territorial integrity. While Saudi Arabia seeks to safeguard its interests in the region, it remains wary of the potential internal and external consequences of supporting Kurdish autonomy.
- Mohammad Salami
Polarized Opinion: The Arrest of DuterteThe arrest of the former president for extrajudicial killings under the guise of his administration’s war on drugs campaign has been hailed abroad as a rare win for justice, but domestic reaction in the Philippines is deeply divided.
- Cleo Anne Calimbahin
Get Rid of FEMA? Some States Will Hurt More Than Others.Data from Carnegie’s Disaster Dollar Database shows that states in the Gulf and mid-Atlantic would be most affected if the federal government steps back from disaster recovery.
