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This week on MESSAGE TRAFFIC we discuss the unique relationship between the UAE and the US governments. This recording was taken from our webinar which
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Recently, the subject of political analysis that focuses on U.S.-Soviet (later Russian) relations has become an established area of scientific inquiry. The goal of this
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August 13, 2021
In recent months, President Biden has made clear his commitment to end America’s twodecade-long war in Afghanistan. This has raised fears, both in Afghanistan and
NYCFPA: Tunisia Must Return to Constitutional Order, Coup Unacceptable
July 27, 2021
On Sunday evening, Tunisian President Kais Saied suspended the parliament and lifted the immunity of all its members. In addition, Saeed dismissed Prime Minister Hisham
NYCFPA Welcomes Saudi Arabia’s Release of Prominent Women’s Rights Activists.
July 10, 2021
New York Center For Foreign Policy Affairs welcomes Saudi Arabia’s release of the internationally recognized women’s rights activist Samar Badawi and the prominent women’s rights activist, Nassima
NYCFPA: Women’s Rights in Afghanistan in Danger After US Troops Withdrawal.
July 10, 2021
Nearly two decades after the United States invaded Afghanistan to topple the Taliban regime, Washington decided to withdraw its forces from the war-torn country. US
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Every passenger flying into Israel has a unique experience. Part of the shaping of these experiences is derived from the use of profiling, both racial
NYCFPA REPORT: The Last Obstacle for an Iron Curtain: Independent Journalism is Under Attack in Russia and Belarus
June 24, 2021
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Lithium: 21st Century Gold Rush
June 24, 2021
Teslas are sexy. Electrified Ford F-150s are sexy. Lithium extraction and lithium-based battery supply chains—are not sexy. While mineral mining may be a dull policy area, it undergirds the flashier aspects of climate policy and clean
Leaning on Economics Sanctions: What are the Consequences for the United States?
June 22, 2021
In recent history the United States has been increasingly using economic sanctions as a vehicle for change in other countries around the world. Whether the reason for the
The Balance: UAE, Human Rights, and Global Relations
March 8, 2022
This week on MESSAGE TRAFFIC we discuss the unique relationship between the UAE and the US governments. This recording was taken from our webinar which
US-Russia Relations: The Long Road Between Two Genevas
January 11, 2022
Recently, the subject of political analysis that focuses on U.S.-Soviet (later Russian) relations has become an established area of scientific inquiry. The goal of this
US Withdrawal: Afghanistan is at the Mercy of the Taliban
August 13, 2021
In recent months, President Biden has made clear his commitment to end America’s twodecade-long war in Afghanistan. This has raised fears, both in Afghanistan and
NYCFPA: Tunisia Must Return to Constitutional Order, Coup Unacceptable
July 27, 2021
On Sunday evening, Tunisian President Kais Saied suspended the parliament and lifted the immunity of all its members. In addition, Saeed dismissed Prime Minister Hisham
NYCFPA Welcomes Saudi Arabia’s Release of Prominent Women’s Rights Activists.
July 10, 2021
New York Center For Foreign Policy Affairs welcomes Saudi Arabia’s release of the internationally recognized women’s rights activist Samar Badawi and the prominent women’s rights activist, Nassima
NYCFPA: Women’s Rights in Afghanistan in Danger After US Troops Withdrawal.
July 10, 2021
Nearly two decades after the United States invaded Afghanistan to topple the Taliban regime, Washington decided to withdraw its forces from the war-torn country. US
What is the Cost of Security? – A Case of El Al Profiling
July 1, 2021
Every passenger flying into Israel has a unique experience. Part of the shaping of these experiences is derived from the use of profiling, both racial
NYCFPA REPORT: The Last Obstacle for an Iron Curtain: Independent Journalism is Under Attack in Russia and Belarus
June 24, 2021
By Katya Moore & Shelby Doren Table of Contents NYCFPA REPORT: The Last Obstacle for an Iron Curtain: Independent Journalism is Under Attack in Russia
Lithium: 21st Century Gold Rush
June 24, 2021
Teslas are sexy. Electrified Ford F-150s are sexy. Lithium extraction and lithium-based battery supply chains—are not sexy. While mineral mining may be a dull policy area, it undergirds the flashier aspects of climate policy and clean
Leaning on Economics Sanctions: What are the Consequences for the United States?
June 22, 2021
In recent history the United States has been increasingly using economic sanctions as a vehicle for change in other countries around the world. Whether the reason for the
