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Nick March

Nick March

Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Abu Dhabi
Nick is one of The National’s assistant editors-in-chief. He was previously comment editor and editor of The Review section, the paper’s weekly politics and culture supplement. He has been on staff since 2008 and is a regular columnist. He is also the author of a book chronicling the history of one of Abu Dhabi’s older schools.
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Advocates of the 'right to disconnect' scheme describe it as a win-win scenario for employers and employees. Photo: Oscar Wong
CommentThe ‘right to disconnect’ is a good idea, but making it stick is another matter

Policies around work-life balance may need to deliver connection and detachment in near equal measure

CommentSeptember 12, 2024
A paramedic holds a test tube containing a blood sample. Simon Dawson/PA
CommentIt's easy to put off screening for prostate cancer. Health insurers should step in

A timely reminder from the insurance company to break through the procrastination would help ensure a better quality of life

CommentAugust 30, 2024
A tourist plays with soap bubbles in front of the Triumphal Arch, near the Parliament of Catalonia, in Barcelona, on August 7. Reuters
How cities like Barcelona can manage overtourism

The future of an entire industry depends on an equilibrium being found

CommentAugust 16, 2024
Some of the most valuable lessons on monthly budgeting can be learnt from cash rather than on an app. Andrew Parsons for The National
Bread, brass and beyond: how cashless and cash both find a home in today's world
CommentAugust 01, 2024
Some employees at this time of year are also 'quiet vacationing' – working from elsewhere without admitting to being away. Getty Images
How ‘coffee badging’ and other trends percolated into global workplace culture

It might be a sequence of smaller changes that we're seeing in offices rather than any great reset after the pandemic

CommentJuly 05, 2024
A placard with photos of those killed on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 is held up as Boeing's CEO, Dave Calhoun, testifies before the US Senate in Washington this week. Reuters
If car recalls raise your eyebrows, remember Boeing's breakdown

Automobile companies are adopting a 'safety first' approach, and existing and potential customers shouldn't be put off by it

CommentJune 21, 2024
US captain Monank Patel plays a shot during the Men's T20 World Cup match against Canada in Grand Prairie, Texas, this week. AFP
Is cricket's 'American dream' more than just a novel idea?

With the US co-hosting the World Cup, people are asking whether the sport can go mainstream stateside

CommentJune 06, 2024
Phil Foden during a trophy parade in Manchester, after they won their fourth successive Premier League title and their sixth in seven years. Picture date: Sunday May 26, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story SOCCER Man City. Photo credit should read: Bradley Collyer/PA Wire. RESTRICTIONS: Use subject to restrictions. Editorial use only, no commercial use without prior consent from rights holder.
Man City 2023/24 season review and player ratings

Pep Guardiola's team enjoyed another brilliant campaign that included a fourth straight Premier League title

FootballMay 27, 2024
By many measures, the UAE is already performing well in areas of society that contribute to quality of life. Delores Johnson / The National
The UAE has plans to raise the quality of life, but what does that mean?

There are any number of metrics to define what is a broad concept, but the ambition to do so is an important one

CommentMay 23, 2024
Abu Dhabi Streets never shares exact locations for the buildings they feature. Credit: Abu Dhabi Streets
The quiet beauty of Abu Dhabi's side streets

An Instagram account is keeping track of the history and progress of the UAE capital

CommentMay 09, 2024
The Club Abu Dhabi. Photo: The Club
How The Club, an Abu Dhabi fixture since 1962, pulled through last week's storm

The Club’s narrative is one of round-the-clock clean-up operations and of a resilient community pulling together

CommentApril 26, 2024
Where once we may have kept family photographs in a drawer or family albums, now we have ceded some of our ownership rights over to the platforms where we posted them. Silvio Rusmigo / The National
Ironies of the data-soaked world of today

We're drowning in data. And yet we may have lost what we should be saving, we may have kept what we should have lost

CommentApril 11, 2024
An overview of Abu Dhabi as seen from a commercial building under construction on Al Maryah Island in 2010. Handout
Abu Dhabi's property market has had one cycle: 'boom to steady'

Despite some remaining hotspots, inadequate supply and choice of housing stock are a thing of the past

CommentMarch 29, 2024
A municipal worker disinfects the streets as a preventive measure against the spread of Covid-19 in downtown Dubai in March 2020. AFP
A pandemic novel reminds us of difficult days behind us

Reading 'Fourteen Days' took me back four years, when the onset of Covid-19 felt an unprecedented moment in history

CommentMarch 15, 2024
Mohammed Alardhi, executive chairman of Investcorp. Phil Weymouth / The National
Book review: Connecting to the Future by Mohammed Alardhi

Investcorp executive chairman reflects on his life and career to provide insight on leadership, change and growth

CommentMarch 12, 2024
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