Yara ElBehairy

363 Articles
Trump’s $200 million ballroom promises grandeur, sparks ethical questions, and redefines presidential architectural legacy.
Legacy Politics

Architecture as Politics: The Political and Institutional Stakes of Trump’s $200 Million White House Plan.

Britain enforces strict age checks; U.S. condemns overreach, igniting disputes on speech and privacy.
Digital UK

Censorship or Safeguard? Why U.S. Politicians Are Clashing with the UK’s New Internet Law.

Project 2025 architect Paul Dans launches GOP primary bid, confronting Graham and establishment conservatism.
Politics

Project 2025 Goes Electoral: Paul Dans Challenges Lindsey Graham for GOP’s Future.

Democratic governors juggle defiance and cooperation, balancing state autonomy with federal engagement under Trump.
Leadership Politics

In Search of a New Equilibrium? How Are Democratic Governors Navigating Trump’s Second Term

Trump and von der Leyen trade pact avoid harsher tariffs yet cements U.S. leverage over EU.
Diplomacy Economy

Tariffs, LNG, and Leverage: Unpacking the EU–US Trade Deal

Congress’s FY 2026 cuts shrink global health aid, threatening disease control and U.S. influence worldwide.
Health Policy

Why Congress “Shrink-Wrapped” Global Health: Unpacking the FY 2026 NSRP Cuts

Egyptians send food-filled bottles toward Gaza, a symbolic act of empathy and resistance.
Aid Middle East

A Bottle of Hope: When Symbolism Speaks Louder than Aid

Airstrikes crippled Fordow but left Natanz and Isfahan partially functional, challenging U.S. claims
Geopolitics Military

Military Action and Misinformation: The Iran Strike Intelligence Gap.

Melting ice, droughts, and erosion reveal ancient artifacts, but exposure accelerates irreversible cultural heritage loss.
Climate Heritage

Exposed and Endangered: How Climate Change Is Reshaping Archaeology.

Netanyahu likens Hamas to Nazis, but scholars warn analogy trivializes Holocaust, amid Gaza scrutiny.
Conflict History

Netanyahu’s Latest Hamas/Nazi Comparison: Rhetoric vs. Reality.

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