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Companies understand that they are working with a finite resource, therefore developing greener, more sustainable energy means staying in business
The National picks the most striking images from around the world
Simultaneously hosting Adipec - the world's biggest energy event - and a three-day government summit reveals a readiness for future challenges
The US President-elect has a record of brokering significant new agreements in the region
Countries must collaborate to stop the criminal gangs that endanger, threaten or extort desperate people fleeing war and poverty
The many challenges facing the US require a return to bipartisanship not further polarisation
A workable set of solutions to address global warming can be centred around artificial intelligence
As badly as a halt to the violence in Gaza is required, a ceasefire in Lebanon is critical
Immunisation has saved millions of lives but persistent fears about vaccination need to be met head on
Claims that agency staff were involved in October 7 have been investigated and action taken. Banning it now looks like further collective punishment of Palestinians
A new body called Erth Zayed Philanthropies will consolidate the Emirates' humanitarian work at a time when global challenges are evolving
More attacks, such as Israel's air strikes on Iran, are the last thing the Middle East needs whatever the perceived need for self-defence or deterrence
Wednesday's incident should be a jarring reminder that militants are willing to murder anyone – be they civilian workers or a taxi driver – in pursuit of their aims
Humanity has all but eradicated this cruel illness. Finishing the job is entirely within reach
The WHO has declared the country free of the disease, but many global targets on case numbers and mortality remain off track