Mustafa Alrawi

Convincing everybody to take the Covid-19 vaccine will be a long drawn-out process

Uber’s Tino Waked and Richard Sikkel of Massar Solutions discuss the future of transportation

Amendments to the Commercial Companies’ law further opens up economy to all nationalities

TE Lawrence put the region in the Western imagination, but for Arabs it's the Middle Eastern imagination that matters

Paul Scanlan, who oversees the Chinese telecom giant's 5G business, joins this week to discuss the next-generation network

John Hardy, head of FX strategy at Saxo Bank, outlines market scenarios depending on the election’s outcome

If the average American were to vote on economic performance, it would be Donald Trump's election to lose

Big Tech critic Jennifer Zhu Scott joins this week to talk about a new way forward amid a lawsuit against Google and a growing digital divide

The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian discusses his latest book about the energy industry, the issues driving the US presidential elections and America's complex relationship with China

National Aviation Services will refurbish and operate two terminals and employ more than 100 Iraqis to begin with, chief executive Hassan El-Houry tells The National

News editor Rory Reynolds, who has been overseeing The National's pandemic coverage, joins to discuss

Countries in the region have to snap into action now to secure a better future for more than 420 million Arabs

Mustafa Alrawi, assistant editor-in-chief at 'The National', wore a quarantine wristband for 14 days on his return from the United States

Jerome Droesch, CEO of Cigna MEA, joins to discuss the findings on stress, burnout and how employers can help

King of Jordan makes opening remarks at World Economic Forum's summit on sustainable development which is being held online