Talent immigration is the secret weapon the US can employ against China
The US has an ability to attract and absorb the world’s elite into its own citizenry yet is set on a course to shun immigration – closing its doors to global talent could be a grave and irreversible error.
A European military force to intervene in crises
Would a European military force duplicate the efforts of NATO or compliment it? Dr. Ashraf Keshk discusses the advantages and disadvantages of creating a new European military unit.
Professors Fail in Their Duty When Coercing University Students to Study
Dr. Omar Al-Ubaydli suggests that university professors shouldn’t coerce disinterested students.
Maritime Security in the Arabian Gulf- An International and National Responsibility
The regular attacks on commercial oil tankers in the Arabian Gulf, implies that the Arabian Gulf maritime security is in danger, underscoring the urgent need to address these escalating tensions.
Big Football Clubs Skew VAR to Their Own Benefit With the Game’s Integrity Lost
Why do football authorities punish violent conduct retrospectively, but not simulation? An article that aims to explain the political economy of punishing divers.
Derasat; Jerusalem Centre for Public Affairs Sign Agreement
Derasat signed a memorandum of understanding with the Jerusalem Centre for Public Affairs. Derasat’s Chairman Dr. Shaikh Abdulla bin Ahmed Al-Khalifa and Jerusalem Centre for Public Affairs President Ambassador Dore Gold attended the signing ceremony.
Arab Gulf States and Crisis Management: The Invasion and Liberation of Kuwait as a Model
Although the events from the beginning of the invasion in August 1990 to the liberation of Kuwait in January 1991 are well known, it is critical to examine the mechanisms that were used to manage the crisis.
The Reality of Artificial Intelligence Research in the GCC
What is the reality in GCC countries in terms of artificial intelligence research capability, the alignment with national development strategies, and potential implications with regards to local issues and trends?
Seas as New Arenas for Cold War?
An article that aims to highlight the importance of a global maritime security presence under the auspices of the United Nations to analyze maritime security threats and propose collective means to handle them.
In the Fight Against COVID-19, China and the US Need to Set Their Differences Aside
The problem of global equitable vaccine distribution would be most simply solved if the world’s two biggest powers – China and the US – entered a partnership.
