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Gulf visits counter the pessimism of violent conflicts
A visit to the UAE by Sultan Haitham of Oman and an Asian tour by Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim are two examples of approach defined by engagement and calls for de-escalation
In 2024, diplomacy and economic co-operation will define UAE foreign policy
The country will continue to prepare for the future even as global and regional difficulties are being resolved
Diplomacy and legal reform can prevent Europe’s next Quran burning
Lawmakers, religious leaders and intellectuals should work together to set a new standard for mutual respect
What Abu Dhabi's Abrahamic Family House means for diplomacy
Respect for religion plays an important role in sustaining peace
UAE National Day: a time for celebration and motivation
Reflecting on progress over the past 51 years can build momentum for the future
How to know if Biden's Middle East trip is a success
From Arab states' perspective, it is about more than reinforcing recent gains in peace
Why is UAE foreign policy so often misunderstood?
The Emirates has always adopted a defensive strategy in its regional roles, writes Ebtesam Al Ketbi
Will Israel’s actions in Gaza affect the Abraham Accords?
The Arab world and Israel have significant mutual interests, but Tel Aviv’s actions will distract from that message
The Gulf's voice must be heard in Iran negotiations
No agreement with Tehran will be tenable without GCC participation
Could the Abraham Accord be a game-changer?
The agreement between the UAE and Israel is resetting the Middle East's geopolitics across a range of hot-button issues
