Elizabeth Dickinson

Guest

Gulf analyst and Abi Dhabi-based journalist whose articles appear in the New Yorker, Foreign Policy (where she is a former assistant managing editor) and the Economist (where she served as a former Nigeria correspondent)

Contact: Website

Elizabeth Dickinson on KCRW

In the US, there's a lot riding on a nuclear deal with Iran: the President's legacy, relations with Israel — a major issue in next year's election.

Iranians Play the Waiting Game

In the US, there's a lot riding on a nuclear deal with Iran: the President's legacy, relations with Israel — a major issue in next year's election.

from To the Point

Three bomb blasts in Kampala yesterday have killed more than seventy people.

Terrorist Attack in Uganda Targets World Cup Watchers

Three bomb blasts in Kampala yesterday have killed more than seventy people.

from To the Point

More from KCRW

It’s invisible in some places, but dirty air kills millions of people all over the world. That’s even true in America, despite the Clean Air Act and California’s Air Resources Board.

from To the Point

Big Tech is a benefit to the modern world. But unlimited data collection may lead to unlimited power.

from To the Point

Congress is investigating misconduct alleged by the Mueller report. White House lawyers are rejecting every subpoena.

from To the Point

Tech workers at Amazon are risking their jobs to combat climate change.

from To the Point

The U.S. government’s attack on the WikiLeaks founder covers up a menacing assault on the First Amendment, argues journalist Bruce Shapiro.

from Scheer Intelligence

Even the Wild West had gun control. Most Americans want it now--especially kids afraid of school shootings.

from To the Point

And we’re still waiting for the Mueller report.

from LRC Presents: All the President's Lawyers

Everyone’s lawyering up.

from LRC Presents: All the President's Lawyers

Partisanship is more powerful than science, even for conservative environmentalists. They don’t buy warnings about an existential crisis.

from To the Point