English Newsletter September 14
English Newsletter September 14 Al Majalla covered the Houthi takeover of Yemen’s western coast and its regional and global implications last week. Alice Gower explains how disrupting global trade has become both easier to inflict and harder to contain. Meanwhile, Ibrahim Hamidi shares his musings on the developments in his op-ed titled Geoffrey Hinton, the Houthis and the paradox of our age.…
Al Majalla's September 14 English Newsletter covered the Houthi takeover of Yemen's western coast and its implications on a regional and global scale. The disruption of global trade has become both easier to inflict and harder to control, according to Alice Gower. In his op-ed titled "Geoffrey Hinton, the Houthis and the paradox of our age," Ibrahim Hamidi discusses the developments in light of a global debate on the role of artificial intelligence.
The article also covers UK's increased criticism of Israel's settlement activities before the upcoming Israeli elections, as well as China's non-fear of Trump's economic pressure on Iran. Henry Tugendhat explores why Republicans are nationalizing local elections, while Abdullah F. Alrebh discusses why the US midterm elections in November will affect control of Congress.
Mimoza Al-Arrawi presents a feature on Saudi artist Fahad Al-Khalif's rain-soaked paintings, while Susan Sarandon shares her thoughts on fear, freedom, and Palestine with Leila Amar at the Venice Film Festival. Lastly, the article delves into the global race for rare earths reaching the ocean floor.
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