The Gazelle
Feb 9, 2026
Chloe Eoyang
Shanghai has been on lockdown since the end of March. With residents struggling to get food and the government cracking down on reportage, we speak to three Shanghaiers to learn more.
Professor Justin Stearns shares insights of NYU Abu Dhabi’s Arab Crossroads Program as one of its founding members.
Zainab Hamid
A popular slogan in the 90s which had a hand in one of the most notable examples of modern large-scale warfare could be seen at the Dubai Expo 2020 — why is a campaign from the 90s still relevant in 2022?
Zhiyu Solstice Luo
During the Beijing Winter Olympics, a woman wearing Korean traditional dress represented one of China’s ethnic groups. This act sparked major discussion in both countries, underpinning their complex relationship that dates back centuries.
Daun Kim
With South Korea having just elected a new president in an incredibly polarized election, we asked South Korean students at NYUAD for their thoughts on this messy race.
South Korea is on track to elect a new president but none of the candidates seems promising, at least in being scandal free. From shamans to corruption to problematic wives, we bring you the country’s latest political fiasco.
An overseas Burmese dissident recounts the horrific killings of loved ones back home and how they have continued their fight for democracy abroad.