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US aid drops saved West Berliners. Why can't it do the same for Gazans?
The 1948-1949 Berlin Airlift was a humanitarian operation carried out in the teeth of Soviet aggression. The US could, if it chose to, go to similar lengths in Gaza
Cereal for dinner? The 'scornflakes' drama imparts a valuable lesson for CEOs
Kellogg’s chief executive has created a stir about the best characteristic a business leader can display
How AI can become the new oil and gas for the Gulf
The UAE's defence industry offers lessons that could benefit the development of artificial intelligence in the region
How the Brics+ countries can surpass an insular West
The 10-member grouping is getting wealthier, but prosperity needs to be sustained and inclusive
Is a good book more likely to change your mind than a clever tweet?
Social media influencers clearly have their place but in an increasingly digital world, there is still great power in books
Why the Red Sea disruptions will dominate the WTO meeting in Abu Dhabi
Houthi actions in recent months prove that we cannot distance trade and politics
The case for the World Economic Forum is only getting stronger
WEF is one of a dwindling group of institutions championing the benefits of globalisation, capitalism and multilateralism
The rising importance of Gulf economies could make this the Arab century
For opportunities in varied fields – be it health care, education or innovation – the Gulf is proving more successful than many other regions
Why we are taking the Israel-Gaza war so personally
The myth that human beings are mentally equipped to watch a conflict unfold in real time has been thoroughly exposed
Hospitals must be spared the line of fire
Whether in Iraq or Gaza, it is imperative in wartime to shield hospitals and people there seeking treatment and refuge
An Israel-Hamas narrative battle is on, but we are no fools
The Iraq invasion in 2003 ushered in an era of deceit. Two decades later, the world is much wiser
US aid to Ukraine raises questions that apply to us all
For starters: how do we budget, on an individual level, for causes we care about in a polycrisis world?
We need more librarians who can read children like a book
In some countries, a lack of investment risks turning growing minds away from books
Journey from horses to motor cars to EVs isn't a straight road
New inventions make life better, yet create new problems, so preparation is key
Women's football is still fighting for its rightful status and share of the limelight
Many of the issues can be tackled over the coming years as women’s football continues its march forward
