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October 8, 2021
The Economy and Supply Chain Woes in a Late-Pandemic World International trade fellow David A. Gantz discussed Evergrande, the “too big to fail” second-largest construction company in China, and other economic news.
Read more at Houston Public Media. October 8, 2021
Matthew McConaughey for Governor? Matthew McConaughey has vaguely entertained the idea of a gubernatorial run, so far without any decisive action. Political science fellow Mark Jones thought the actor could get the required media coverage but saw risk in his running afoul of Texas party politics.
Read more at The Hollywood Reporter. October 7, 2021
Europe Is Gas Starved, U.S. Faces Its Own Crunch U.S. natural gas supplies remain low, and Asia and Europe both face an energy crisis as winter approaches. Energy fellow Anna Mikulska predicted U.S. exporters will ship any spare gas to Asia, where prices are higher.
Read more at Bloomberg. October 7, 2021
What's Next for Redistricting in Texas? This week, the Texas Senate Redistricting Committee approved new U.S. House district maps for the state. Political science fellow Mark Jones discussed what happens next and the state of play in redistricting.
Read more at the Texas Standard. October 5, 2021
UAE Anticipates U.S. Withdrawal, Revamps Foreign Relations Amid shifting relations with the United States, the UAE is reestablishing foreign alliances, "trying to diversify," said Middle East fellow Kristian Coates Ulrichsen. "There's a perception now in Abu Dhabi that the UAE can't be fighting fires everywhere."
Read more at the Asia Times.