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A British foreign policy moment in the making
With plenty of cachet still left, the UK has an opportunity to play a leading western role on the world stage
Hamdok warns more people could die from 'starvation than bullets' in Sudan
Former prime minister seeks end to war and foreign intervention in his country
Uber CEO plans to 'build for long term' with Middle East as a leading region for growth
Dara Khosrowshahi tells The National in an exclusive interview ‘the sky is the limit’ for Careem
NYUAD's Mariet Westermann: 'I leave Abu Dhabi with gratitude and humble pride'
Departing vice chancellor on her proudest moments, greatest challenges and taking the helm at the Guggenheim Foundation
Middle East region must focus on youth jobs for peace and security, IMF chief says
In an exclusive interview, Kristalina Georgieva says Egypt needs to ’stay the course‘ on reforms while expecting global inflation to slow
'We must avert famine': The drive behind maritime aid for North Gaza
UAE minister Reem Al Hashimy and World Central Kitchen detail plans for long-term aid
Nothing justifies 30,000 deaths in Gaza, GCC Secretary General says
Jasem Al Budaiwi also says Gulf nations believe in dialogue with Iran and the Houthi rebels in spite of major obstacles
Iraq Foreign Minister: We need an apology from Iran and proof about 'Mossad base'
In an interview with The National, Fuad Hussein discusses the recent missile attack on Erbil, the lingering threat of ISIS and whether the US troop presence should continue
Displacement of Palestinians 'devastating for future peace', UN says
Filippo Grandi tells The National the world is facing ‘jigsaw of crises’
Cop28 successes proved doubters wrong, IEA chief says
Fatih Birol spoke to The National about Cop28, instability in the Middle East, oil prices and outlook for the year
Norway and Arab states seek Gaza solution from Oslo Accords' ‘false promises’
Foreign Minister tells The National of need to invest in Palestinian Authority – but only if it is prepared to reform
Business leaders at Davos urged to create jobs to ensure stability across Europe
World Economic Forum hears calls for inclusive roles but disruptive AI and fallout from Covid-19 present challenges
Rising Middle East tensions dominate Davos with solutions unclear
War in Gaza, strikes on Erbil and Red Sea crisis focus of second day of WEF meeting
AI will give people special powers, Google's EMEA president says
In an interview with The National at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Matt Brittin says 'we'll be doing things we didn't think we could have dreamed up before'
Harsh realities of wars and economic uncertainty prevalent on day one of Davos
Political and business leaders meet for World Economic Forum annual meeting against backdrop of war in Gaza and Ukraine and concern over world economy