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JWA Debates Whether Saudi Arabia is America’s Asset or Liability

Post author By JWA Debates
Post date June 17, 2021
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Is Saudi Arabia America’s asset or liability? Ranhita Bora and Tatiana Zinn take on Zachary Durkee in JWA’s first debate series. We hope to challenge preexisting ideas and foster a better understanding of America’s strategic relationship with Saudi Arabia by encouraging an openness and a willingness to listen to opposing viewpoints and think critically about the nature of strategic relations.

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Qalaq fi Al-Khaleej: Political Bankruptcy in a Post-Hydrocarbon Gulf

Post author By Mustafa Ahmedani
Post date February 11, 2021
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The GCC member states’ pocketbooks may be safe, but its governmental trajectory is headed for a tempestuous political bankruptcy.

Tags bAHRAIN, bankruptcy, Economics, foreign direct invetment, gulf, hydrocarbon, international economics, kuwait, mena, Middle East, oil, oil states, oman, renterism, Saudi Arabia, united arab emirates

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The Crime of Poverty: Saudi and Yemeni Government Sins Against Ethiopian Migrants

Post author By Kalkidan Alemayehu
Post date December 4, 2020
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As anyone can imagine, migrants caught in-between what is essentially a failed state and a region as fractured as the Middle East is a recipe for tragedy.

Tags Africa, Ethiopian migrants, ethopia, Health, Human Rights, immigrants, immigration rights, Middle East, migrants, Saudi Arabia, Yemen