President Donald Trump’s executive actions for COVID-19 assistance offer little relief but are constitutionally dangerous, explain Yuval Levin and Adam White.
The announcement that the United Arab Emirates will normalize relations with Israel is a positive move born of negative circumstances, and whether it leads to a more or less stable Middle East remains very much in doubt, explains Kenneth Pollack.
By using computer simulations to map out the changing family structure in China, we can predict the disastrous effects the One-Child Policy (1980–2015) will have on China, explains Nicholas Eberstadt.
Joe Biden won the Democratic nomination by emphasizing his relative moderation, but he is preparing to govern as an activist. His campaign has outlined plans for nearly $8 trillion in new federal spending over the coming decade and $3 trillion or more in new taxes, writes James Capretta.
Karen Young explains that Gulf Arab states, particularly Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, have increasingly embraced an aggressive growth, investment, and development model for the broader Middle East.
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