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To get through the next phase of the pandemic, we must adapt
Much of our ability to emerge from the pandemic will be based on personal responsibility to adhere to the rules
The cost of dementia is smaller than Covid-19, but no less heartbreaking
The intersection between dementia and the pandemic is particularly bleak
The Abraham Accord is not as unorthodox a deal as Trump thinks
Jared Kushner has emphasised Donald Trump's 'untraditional' statecraft, but the end result is a classic peace agreement
Kushner: Middle East ‘shouldn't be stuck in conflicts of the past’
Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner said there was a lot of optimism after the UAE-Israel agreement last week
Manchester City 2019/20 season ratings
A frustrating season on the domestic front, bar another League Cup win, capped off by Champions League disappointment for Guardiola's men
Does the Premier League risk becoming an exclusive club?
Manchester City and Newcastle United fans will point to an aversion towards challengers among some top English sides
Recipients of 2020-21 Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism in the UAE announced
Deena Kamel and Raya Al Jadir join an international cohort of journalists who have been awarded fellowships since 1996
When the Covid-19 pandemic recedes, what will be left behind?
The coronavirus crisis is a generational moment. The next few months will require us all to be resilient, courageous and aware of mental health
The UAE story: cool heads, steady hands and a beating heart
The cabinet reshuffle, pandemic response and planned Mars probe all signal a desire to balance the past and future
Why Bolton's memoir will be forgotten by US election day
Such books don't shift public opinion enough to affect the outcome of a presidential contest
Wearable tech will advance Covid-19 tracing and health care
Smart AI solutions and usable digital identities may be the best ways to restore confidence and get the world back on track
From Ardern to Merkel: pandemics need positive leaders
Governments that have fared well are concentrating on beating infection today and calibrating for a new tomorrow
The English Premier League could learn something from universities
Football could get restarted if it too adopted a 'no-detriment' rule
Syria's chemical attacks may have failed to create moral outrage, yet there is hope
The trial of two Syrian intelligence officers in Germany, accused of torture, shows that the only way forward for a country to come together is to match barbarity with the rule of law
Special Olympics, Ghadan 21 and themed years: the UAE has got its priorities right
Focusing on the future, the government is promoting start-ups, creating social development and wellbeing programmes
